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Information for CollegeNow students

CollegeNow understands that it may sometimes be difficult to attend our conference day in August. For that reason, we accept other forms of professional development to meet the program’s requirement.

The Cornell University Center for Teaching Excellence is dedicated to improving teaching and learning at Cornell and beyond.

Concurrent enrollment instructors are required to participate in annual professional development workshops at least once each year.

High school students are welcome to take college-credit courses on campus either for high school credit or to supplement their high school curricula.

Early Degree is an option for ambitious high school students to complete the requirements for an Associate’s Degree while in high school.

Tompkins Cortland assists homeschooling families in meeting their individualized home education goals.

As a student taking a CollegeNow Online course, you are required to work with a mentor at your high school. Your mentor will support you in your transition to college-level coursework in the online environment.

Advisors play an essential role in ensuring student success in college-level online coursework.

Mentors support students in their transition to college level coursework in the online environment.

Success in an online course requires a great deal of motivation and self-discipline

CollegeNow offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credit through online courses, the same courses offered to part-time and full-time Tompkins Cortland students.

From transfer of credits to actually earning a degree, learn about the CollegeNow advantage.

Timeline and instructions regarding registration for CollegeNow.

Goals and outcomes for faculty liaisons in the CollegeNow program.

The responsibilities of a school counselor may vary by school, but there are some common expectations.

CollegeNow Frequently Asked Questions