Two Degrees, Three Years

Why 2 Degrees in 3 Years?

By optimizing your coursework in your junior and senior years in high school, you can put yourself on a path to complete your undergraduate education in record time. High school students who earn college credit while still in high school can benefit from several different advantages:

• Lessen your time to degree completion by maximizing your high school years.
• Experience college work while in high school. Recent findings from the American Institute for Research indicate that high school students who take college courses while in high school are more likely to earn a college degree.
• Explore college courses, helping you to choose a college major before graduating from high school.
• Enter your profession and start earning money quickly by completing your education sooner.
• Save more than $22,000* while earning your associate and bachelor’s degrees.

2 Degrees in 3 Years Planners

Through strategic planning, students can graduate from high school, attend Kish and transfer to a four-year institution to complete their bachelor’s degree within three years of high school. Planners outline college courses available at each area high school. Students may need to take summer, online or evening classes to complete.

• DeKalb High School
• Genoa-Kingston High School
• Hiawatha High School
• Indian Creek High School
• Rochelle Township High School
• Sycamore High School

Kish Program Planners 

See how dual credit classes fit into a program at Kish. 

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Transfer From Kish

Kish offers a seamless transfer to the next step in your educational journey. Our academic pathways match the classes you will need to transfer to a four-year college or university post-Kish. Our skilled advisors will help make any ​four-year transition as easy as possible. Planners are available for a variety of programs or four-year institutions.

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Scholarship Opportunities

Many scholarship opportunities are available to help support your education. Kish scholarships include Dual Credit, Academic Achievement and Foundation scholarships.