- Early College: This is a program that allows high school students to take college courses while still attending high school. The courses are often taught at a community college or university, and students can earn college credit for them. Early College programs typically require students to meet certain academic requirements, and they may also have age or grade level restrictions.
- Concurrent Enrollment: This is similar to Early College, but it allows students to take college courses while still attending high school. However, instead of attending college classes at a separate campus, students take them at their high school. Concurrent Enrollment programs typically require students to meet certain academic requirements, and they may also have age or grade level restrictions.
- College Credit in High School: Some high schools offer college credit courses that are taught by high school teachers. These courses are often accredited by a college or university, and students can earn college credit for them. The availability of college credit courses varies from school to school, and they may have certain academic requirements or grade level restrictions.
- International Baccalaureate Diploma Program: The International Baccalaureate Diploma Program is a rigorous academic program that prepares students for college and university study. Students who successfully complete the program receive an IB Diploma, which is recognized by colleges and universities around the world. The program is typically offered at a select group of public and private schools, and there may be certain academic requirements or grade level restrictions for participation.