High School Students Take College Classes at Baker University
Baldwin High School seniors Candace Jones and seven peers enroll in Baker University courses while still in high school. The program offers college credit at reduced costs, with eligibility tied to a 3.0 GPA and completion of the regent recommended curriculum. Students report tougher work, early exposure to college life, and hopes to expand dual credit options.
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Candace Jones
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Baker University
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Broers
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Kirk
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Jaime Schaecher
Greg Bowles
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Lawrence seniors share readiness for college and future plans
Lawrence high school seniors express confidence in their education and readiness for college at KU and other campuses. Jean Malcolm plans secondary education at KU and would add science courses. Erin Harmon enters KU hoping to apply four years of knowledge. Frank Salb Jr. will study business at Ottawa University to continue football. Mollie Winerock will study fashion merchandising at Delaware with desire for more specific classes locally.
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Ottawa
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Mollie Winerock
University of Delaware
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