You’ll save 50 percent on tuition and get your feet wet on what college courses are like. Remember though, your grade is part of your college transcript, so choose wisely and apply yourself!
Starting in the fall of your junior year, successfully complete six college courses for dual credit at North County High School, pass the Accuplacer test, and earn a Certificate in Transportation, Logistics and Cargo Security from AACC! Talk with your school counselor or onsite transition advisor about whether this dual credit offering is a good fit for you.
Here are the on-site dual credit college courses you will need to complete.
Junior Year Fall Term
BPA-235 Introduction to Transportation and Logistics.
Junior Year Spring Term
BPA-237 Supply Chain Management.
Senior Year Fall Term
HLS-213 Transportation and Border Security.
BPA-275 Internship in Business 1.
Senior Year Spring Term
BPA-236 Introduction to Airport and Seaport Operations.
BPA-238 Domestic and International Freight Operations.
Did you know you have the opportunity to earn three AACC college credits?
"Introduction to Psychology" (PSY-111) will be offered at North County High School in the fall and spring terms! For details, ask your high school counselor or send Robert Latham an email at rjlatham@aacc.edu.
Students attending the Center for Applied Technology-North (CAT-North) can earn college credits by enrolling in selected Career Technology Education (CTE) programs. You then just need to successfully complete your CAT-North program, and earn a C or better on the AACC college proficiency assessment(s). Grades below C will not be reflected on your AACC college transcript. For specific program requirements, view the AACC/AACPS Proficiency Agreement.
You can earn articulated college credit by completing one of the following CTE programs at North County High School.
For information contact your high school counselor or Christina Pace, program assistant, Early College Programs and Partnerships at cpace@aacc.edu.
As a North County student, you not only have access to your high school counselors and receive regular college visits from an AACC admissions advisor, but you can discuss your career and education goals with AACC Transition Advisor, Robert Latham, whether or not you plan to attend AACC. Contact Robert Latham at rjlatham@aacc.edu.
North County High School has an AACC College Transition Advisor onsite!
