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The Early College at the High School program offers high school students the opportunity to earn credits during their regular high school day. These courses are set up through articulation agreements between OCC and individual school districts. Each course meets the standards and curricular requirements of a college class taught at OCC and are taught by high school teachers possessing academic credentials that meet college adjunct requirements.

Each participating district offers a different number of classes each year based on teacher eligibility and course content.  Interested students can contact their school to find out if they are a partner, what classes are offered, and how to register.

Step 1: Apply

Your first step towards enrolling at OCC is going to be submitting a FREE application!

When asked “Why are you applying to OCC” select “I am a current high school student taking OCC classes.”

You can view (and download) a step-by-step guide to applying to OCC as an Early College student here:

Step 2: Register for Classes

If you are looking to register for Dual Enrollment classes (classes at your high school that also count toward college credit), follow the steps in this tutorial:

If you are looking to register for On-campus or Online classes at OCC as an Early College Student (not at your high school), follow the steps in this tutorial:

Step 3: Complete the Required Parental Consent Form (Required)

Once you have completed your self-registration on Ocean Connect, your parent/guardian is required to complete the Parental Consent Form. This form can be filled out online for your convenience but please note that it you will be required to log in to Ocean Connect. It should be filled out by both the parent and the student. This form is required for all high school students to secure their OCC courses. A PDF version of the form can be found here. Please see below for upcoming courses available at your school.

Step 4: FERPA Form for Parent Access (Optional)

The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 is a United States federal law that governs access to educational information and records. This act protects a student who has reached 18 years of age or is attending a college at any age (including dual-enrolled high school students).

This form can be filled out online for your convenience but please note that it you will be required to log in to Ocean Connect: Authorization to Release FERPA Protected Information (Online Form).

A PDF version can be found here: Authorization to Release FERPA Protected Information (PDF). PDF forms can be filled out and emailed to earlycollege@ocean.edu with a legible copy of the student’s government issued photo ID or Student ID Card.

Additional details regarding FERPA and Student Proxy can be found on our FERPA Webpage.

2025 Fall Dual Enrollment Courses at BMHS!

2025 Fall Intersession (FAE Term)

OCC CourseOCC SectionPeriodDayHS Course NameOCC Course NameInstructorTermPre Req
COMM-154BT4A4A DAYPublic Speaking DEPublic SpeakingBarbara Stansbury2025FAE
COMM-154BT4B4B DAYPublic Speaking DEPublic SpeakingBarbara Stansbury2025FAE
ENGL-151BT11MTWRFEnglish 151 DEEnglish IRebecca Decker2025FAE
PSYC-172BT4A4A DAYGeneral Psychology DEGeneral PsychologyBridget Petrulla2025FAE
PSYC-172BT4B4B DAYGeneral Psychology DEGeneral PsychologyBridget Petrulla2025FAE

2025 Year-Long Dual Enrollment Courses at BMHS!

2025 Year-Long Intersession (YI Term)

OCC CourseOCC SectionHS Course NameOCC Course NameInstructorsTermPrerequisites
BIOL-161BT1AP BiologyGeneral Biology IJacqueline Castellano2025YI
CHEM-181BT1AP ChemistryGeneral Chemistry IDr. Michael  Fitzageral2025YI
CSIT-163BT2AP Computer Science JavaIntroduction to Programming Using C++Stephanie Fallon2025YI
ENGL-151BT3AAP Literature and CompositionEnglish ILisa Levine2025YI
ENGL-151BT2AP Language and CompositionEnglish IPetrulla Bridgett2025YI
ENGL-151BT3CAP Language and CompositionEnglish IPetrulla Bridgett2025YI
ENVI-152BT2AP Environmental ScienceEnvironmental SciBen  Schaible2025YI
ENVI-152BT3AAP Environmental ScienceEnvironmental SciBen  Schaible2025YI
FREN-191BT3BAP FrenchElementary French ISchwester Jennifer2025YI
HIST-173BT2AP US HistoryUnited States History to 1877Michael  Cintron2025YI
HIST-174BT4AP US HistoryUnited States History from 1877Michael  Cintron2025YI
MATH-156BT4AAP StatisticsIntroduction to StatisticsMatthew  Elliott2025YI
MATH-156BT4BAP StatisticsIntroduction to StatisticsMatthew  Elliott2025YI
MATH-265BT2AP Calculus BCCalculus IMatthew Elliott2025YIMath-192, Or Math-195, Or Math-196, Or Math-201
PHYS-171BT1AP Physics Mechanics CPhysics IDaniel  Yarbrough2025YIMATH-161 Or Higher
POLI-265BT3AAP US Government and PoliticsComparative Politics and GovernmentEarl Mosely2025YI
SPAN-151BT3CAP SpanishElementary Spanish IDanielle Mora2025YI

Need to Know

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Deadlines

2025FAE (Fall Term)
Dual Enrollment Registration Deadline: October 3, 2025

2025YI (Year-Long Term)
Dual Enrollment Registration Deadline:
October 3, 2025

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Add/Drop Period

Courses dropped prior to the drop deadline will receive 100% refund/do not owe tuition for course.
2025FAE Drop deadline: 10/11/2025
2025YI Drop deadline: 10/23/2025

**Must drop course on Ocean Connect or reach out to earlycollege@ocean.edu

Refund Policy

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Costs & Textbooks

  • $146 per credit (*plus any applicable course fees)
  • Textbooks will be provided by your district at no additional cost for OCC courses taught at your high school

Questions?

Contact us at 732-255-0400 x534 or earlycollege@ocean.edu

For more information, please visit the How to Apply page.