According to URock's Director, Deborah Meehan, "We welcome interested students right up until the start of the semester." Meehan added that since the January term starts so soon after the holidays, many folks do not plan ahead. "But we can work with them and create a plan," added Meehan.
Local high school juniors and seniors still have time to take advantage of the High School Aspirations Program. Juniors and seniors may take up to two free courses per term which count for both college credit and high school credit.
"This is an amazing opportunity for high school students," said Meehan. These courses will transfer into the first year of college, cut back on tuition costs and demonstrate to admissions' officers that the student is capable of college level work." University College at Rockland typically serves 60 High School Aspirations students each semester.
Free academic planning is available with a university professional by calling the office at 596-6906 and scheduling an appointment. More information is also available at the website www.learn.maine.edu/rockland.
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