Early Colleges

The Genesee Intermediate School District operates two early colleges in Flint that serve students throughout Genesee County and surrounding areas. Both are five-year high schools located on college campuses and serve students in grades 9-13.

Genesee Early CollegeGenesee Early College (GEC)

Located on the campus of the University of Michigan-Flint.

Genesee Early College is an intensive, state-of-the-art, five-year early college high school. Its specialized curriculum prepares students for success in university-level coursework and future careers in ANY field. GEC students get a head start on their four-year degree paths, allowing them to earn up to 60 free transferable college credits while earning their high school diploma. 

Students can earn up to 60 free college credits while earning their high school diploma. The college credits that GEC students earn are transferable to most colleges and universities, irrespective of their intended college major.

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I will thrive and find your path to success with smiling male graduate in a cap and gown.Mott Middle College (MMC)

Located on the campus of Mott Community College.

The Mott Middle College high school/early college program provides focused instruction and planning based on individual student needs, including academic support and career and college counseling. Its curriculum delivers the education and skills needed to succeed in high school, college, and at work.

Students can earn their associate degree free at Mott Community College, while earning their high school diploma. As part of the program, students also complete a work internship within their local community.

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CTE Early Middle College

Genesee County CTE Early Middle College logo

An additional early middle college option for Genesee County students is the Genesee County Career Technical Education Early Middle College. It is a special three-year high school program that helps students explore and earn an associate degree, credentials, or college credits in a specific career path while they are still in high school. In 11th grade, students start mixing high school classes with college-level ones, adding more college courses in 12th grade. They finish a full schedule of college classes in the 13th year by following a specific Program of Study. Visit the Genesee County Career Technical Education Early Middle College website to learn more about the program and how to enroll.


 
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