Ferris State University offers options for high school students to get an early start in college by articulating high school credits to Ferris for college credits. Students save money on rising costs of tuition, fees and books while accelerating their progress in their college major instead of being slowed down by duplication of courses. The benefits are cost- and time-efficient.

Check out our programs for high school students.

• Articulated Advanced Placement Credit Program
  Designed for high school students enrolled in high school career programs, career technical centers, and consortiums. Through articulation agreements between Ferris and the high school career centers, students are able to apply for college credit for competencies learned outside the traditional classroom. As a result, students are eligible to begin their studies at Ferris beyond entry-level coursework.
  
  
• Ferris Teacher Academy
  A program planned specifically for high school students at career centers who are preparing for teacher education at the post-secondary level. Through the Ferris Teacher Academy, students can earn between 3-8 college credits that will apply toward a bachelors degree in elementary education at Ferris.
  
  Both of the Ferris high school articulation programs offer students the opportunity to turn high school credits into college credits, thereby giving students an early start in college while saving them hundreds of dollars in tuition.