Pre-Collegiate definition

Pre-Collegiate means a variety of programs to help students plan, apply and pay for college, identify scholarship opportunities, and provide assistance with the application process for selected post-secondary options. Programs may be offered through middle and high schools, colleges and universities or community organizations and businesses.

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Pre-Collegiate means a variety of programs to help students plan, apply and pay for college. Programs may be offered through middle and high schools, colleges and universities or community organizations and businesses.

Examples of Pre-Collegiate in a sentence

• Any ISO planning an event with minors should consult the policies of the Pre-Collegiate Programs Office: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/administration/pre- collegiate.

• Any IC planning an event with minors should consult the policies of the Pre-Collegiate Programs Office: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/administration/pre- collegiate.

• Customer must complete a background check on all personnel including volunteers working at a Youth Program on ISU property in accordance with ISU’s Youth Activities, Pre-Collegiate Programs and Camps Policy.

• If this box is checked, the Event is a Youth Program as defined by ISU’s Youth Activities, Pre-Collegiate Programs and Camps policy and Customer must comply with the Youth Program Requirements set forth in Attachment B.

• A Pre-Collegiate program of study assists students who are not yet prepared to directly enter a full program of college level classes and provides students the opportunity to increase their skills to the college level through an individualized program of study.

• Customer must complete a background check on all personnel including volunteers working at a Youth Program on ISU property in accordance with ISU’s Youth Activities, Pre-Collegiate Programs and Camps policy.

• Upon successful completion of the Pre-Collegiate program of study, students may enter the core Collegiate-Dual Enrollment program of study and enroll in a full slate of college credit classes.

• Failure to maintain acceptable grades throughout the PCMSAP Scholar’s participation in the Program, as determined by the Pre-Collegiate Middle School Academic Program Coordinator and in consultation with local school officials, may constitute grounds for disciplinary action such as probation or dismissal from the Program.