FAST TRACK:
High School Completion

Earn two types of credit at the same time (college/university and high school) and save TIME and MONEY.

Graduate in just 2 years* with an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree and a high school diploma.

Use your A.A. degree to transfer with 3rd year (Junior) status to one of thousands of American 4-year colleges and universities.

Special services such as personal counseling, academic and career planning, social activities, leadership training, student clubs, outstanding athletic facilities, college library, computer and science laboratories, and much more!

• Take one of the following tests: SAT, ACT or College Board AP Subject Tests
• Complete a culminating research project in a college class
• Complete a High School and Beyond Plan (long-range career plan) with Seattle Central’s Career Advising Center

Score requirements for standardized test:

• SAT: Reading - 350, or Writing – 380
• ACT: Reading – 13, Writing – to be announced by State of Washington soon
• College Board AP Subject tests: score of 3 out of 5 in one of the following -- Writing – English Languange and Composition OR
  Reading – Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Psychology, United States History, World History, United States Government and Politics, or Comparative Government and Politics

More information on the culminating project will be available when students arrive at Seattle Central and meet with an academic advisor.

• mature, motivated, and high achieving and want to be in a challenging environment with other high school and college students.
• older students who did not complete a high school diploma, but would like to return to school to continue their education
• completing a year of high school in the U.S with an F-1 or J-1 visa, but won't earn a high school diploma. We have experience helping J-1 high school exchange students enter our College and obtain F-1 status without returning home. Enroll in FAST TRACK beginning this summer quarter!
• not interested in spending their final high school year(s) in their home country, but would prefer to study in the U.S.
• interested in saving one or two years of precious time (and tuition dollars!) by leaving high school early and beginning college/university studies. You will still earn a high school diploma and up to two years of college/university credit!

Yasin Cakmak from Turkey is a FAST TRACK graduate. Yasin entered the program at the beginning of his senior year in high school. Two years later, he transferred to Washington State University as a junior (3rd year) with a large scholarship.

Jung-Yun Anh (Korea) is currently completing FAST TRACK. "I was planning to do a community college Associate's Degree and then transfer to a 4-year university anyway. I thought it was a good idea to get my high school diploma and my Associate's degree simultaneously because it saves time, money and effort. I want to study for my future major as soon as possible."