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College in the High School

Columbia-Greene’s College in the High School (CIHS) program gives academically eligible students the opportunity to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously. Through partnerships with local school districts, students can take Columbia-Greene courses taught by qualified high school instructors at one-third the current tuition.
CIHS courses mirror the academic rigor of on-campus college classes and require students to meet the same standards, including prerequisites, academic eligibility, deadlines, and course completion requirements. Participating in dual-enrollment courses helps students gain valuable college experience and build confidence before graduating high school.
Credits earned through CIHS are the same as those earned by traditionally enrolled Columbia-Greene students and may transfer to other colleges, providing advanced standing where accepted. Official grades, including withdrawals, become part of the student’s Columbia-Greene transcript.
Summer Opportunity for CIHS Students
Eligible high school students can also take Columbia-Greene Summer Session II courses online to earn additional college credits while making progress toward their academic goals.
Eligible Courses
| BI 112 | Human Biology I |
| BI 112L | Human Biology II |
| BU 105 | Business Communications |
| BU 107 | Business Law I |
| CE 101 | College Experience |
| CO 102 | Interpersonal Communications |
| EC 102 | Microeconomics |
| EN 101 | Composition |
| EN 102 | Composition and Literature |
| HI 108 | History of the Hudson |
| MK 101 | Principles of Marketing |
| SL 110 | Cultural Diversity |
| EC 101 | Macroeconomics |
| EC 101 | Macroeconomics |
| HE 103 | Critical Issues in Health |
| MA 111 | Precalculus |
| MU 101 | Introduction to Music |
| PS 130 | Contemporary Constitutional Issues |
| PY 101 | General Psychology |
| SA 201 | Spanish III |
| SO 101 | Introduction to Sociology |
Questions? Students and caretakers can contact Admissions at admissions@sunycgcc.edu or by calling 518.697.6500.
To request an official transcript of coursework completed via Columbia-Greene’s College in the High School program, use the button below.