Livingston County Early College
The Early College program allows students to earn 30-60 college credits in high school with free tuition and books. While in their senior year (grade 12), most programs start with a full college schedule, while others are an integration of college and high school courses. Students will have continual guidance in adjusting to college deadlines and calendars as they go through the program. They will also learn to advocate for themselves and transition into a college student. Students will postpone receiving their high school diploma until they complete their 13th year of school. In year 13, they continue with a full college schedule, complete a 40-hour internship, and gain knowledge about learning and career opportunities. Your students’ local school district covers the cost of tuition and books; Brighton Area Schools, Fowlerville Community Schools, Hartland Consolidated Schools, Howell Public Schools, and Pinckney Community Schools.
For students' success, they will also participate in our College Readiness Seminar (CRS) that is held during the summer between their Junior and Senior years. This is a multi-session, mandatory event that will prepare students for entering their first college-level course semester. Students will also participate in our Career Readiness Prep (CRP) during their last semester of year 12. This training helps prepare our students for entering their internship by focusing on important topics such as interviewing skills, resume writing, and more!
Automotive
This program prepares students for employment as a certified Automotive Test Technician, Automotive Service Technician, or Powertrain Development Technician through either the certificate or associate degree track.
Business Management
The Business Management associate degree program helps launch students’ careers and enables them to enter the business world fully prepared to succeed.
Career Ladder Nursing
Students can get started towards completing the Career Ladder Nursing program through Lansing Community College, where they can go on to earn their Associate in Nursing.
College Foundation
The College Foundation track is a unique opportunity for students who have not quite decided what they want to do in college yet. Students will participate in multiple career exploration activities while also completing general education courses that are compliant with the collegiate Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA).
Cyber Security
The Cyber Security associate's degree program introduces students to the skills and strategies needed to plan and carry out security measures to protect an organization's computer networks and systems. Students will learn networking and network security skills using various servers, infrastructures, and operating systems.
Mechatronics
The Mechatronics – Robotics associate's degree program prepares students for entry-level positions as an automated equipment technician who assembles, installs, programs, troubleshoots, and maintains robotic and automated equipment.
Welding
The Welding certificate program is a fundamental pathway into the Welding and Fabrication Advanced Applications certificate and Welding Technology degree. Students who complete this certificate will have learned the skills sought by the workforce as an entry-level welder and fabricator.