I don’t think so, but even if it is, please don’t do it. It can cut off a lot of possibilities for you later on, and is probably neithr in your, nor in the college students’, best interests. I’m not trying to insult you, because I know some very bright young people, but unless your high school is really terrible, and doesn’t offer any courses which might challenge you, college at your age is not your best bet.

No. Depending on your school, you should start to have opportunities to take Advanced Placement (AP) classes which can count as college credits if you do well on the final exam at the end of the year. Your senior year you will probably have the option to dual-enroll and go to a nearby community college to take college classes if you are able to provide your own transportation.

yes, you can, but you can only do it after you get out of school. Your high school probably wont let you take any college classes during regular high school hours.

You will have to fill out an application and get your school to approve it and you will be taking classes at a junior college (community college)

a college will no longer look down upon you. the only factor you’re able to be able to desire to fret approximately is taking significant instructions on line when you consider which you’re able to no longer be learnin what you’re able to be able to desire to earnings. each and all of the instructions you’re taking sound like stipulations to a liberal arts and sciences significant. in case you arent majoring in historical past, psych, soc, or anthro it def wont remember. while you’re, it nonetheless will possibly no longer remember, counting on what you discovered. while you’re uncertain, i assume you should constantly retake the class… you dont ought to tell the school you took it someplace else via fact the only way you get credit for it incredibly is via transfering your credit over….

oh heck yes!!! I took like 1 1/2 yrs of college while in highschool… started sophomore year, had I known earlier I would have done it. you save hella money, time, and perhaps your school counts double credits. ask your counselor. it’s worth it… I know I’ve saved thousands.

good luck babe

i dont think ur at a high enough level to do that, i think its only open to seniors….unless maybe ur a genius like that 13 year old boy i heard of the other day who is in college.