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Counselors are a crucial part of the success of Early College at EOU. Without your guidance for students, parents and partnerships with various departments on campus, students would not know about the opportunities they can take advantage of.
EOU has many opportunities for high school students to see what their future can look like. The Fall calendar will guide you to opportunities for specific populations of students and staff.
Mountaineer Advantage Programs, or MAPs, help students, parents and counselors navigate toward a major at EOU. Students progress by directly taking EOU coursework on campus, online or through a local community college. MAPs start at the student’s high school with dual credit coursework and then transition to online/on campus options from the major checksheet. The list of each major’s 100 and 200 level courses is located at the bottom of each MAP so you can start checking off courses right away. The goal is to make sure students know where they are headed in their education.
Students have the opportunity to take dual credit classes at their local high school. (If your school does not currently have a partnership with EOU please contact us at eci@eou.edu.) They also can take on-campus and online courses at a reduced tuition rate (Dual Credit $40 per credit/ On Campus $75 per credit/ Online $75 per credit).
This allows students to be able to get a jump start on their higher education experience.
Deadlines for students can be found on the students and parents pages.
Need training for students or teachers directly from Early College Specialists? Let us know! If a student is struggling with getting registered or you see it to be beneficial for EOU to bring someone in to have the entire dual credit class or multiple courses have additional support around Registration time, please contact us to set up a day to have one of our specialists come and visit.
Each term Student Navigators reach out to all high school students who take online or on-campus classes directly from Eastern faculty. They help with any questions that the students have about their courses or Eastern in general. This is an opportunity for students to talk directly to current EOU students about needs for their success in collegiate coursework.