The Oneida Daily Dispatch (Oneida, NY)

College courses available

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Administra­tors from Cazenovia College recently signed a Memorandum of Understand­ing to offer the school district’s secondary school students several opportunit­ies to engage with the college.

CAZENOVIA >> Administra­tors from Cazenovia College and the Cazenovia Central School District recently signed a Memorandum of Understand­ing to offer the school district’s secondary school students several opportunit­ies to engage with the college.

Matt Reilly, Cazenovia Central School District superinten­dent, called agreement “a great opportunit­y for (students) to plant deep roots and expand their educationa­l opportunit­ies.”

Key elements of the Memorandum of Understand­ing include the following:

• The college will offer Cazenovia High School students the opportunit­y to register for one course at the start of each fall or spring termfor a fee of $100 per course plus any applicable course fees. The students will have access to Cazenovia College courses on a space-available basis and must meet any and all prerequisi­tes for each course. The students will be able to register for a course one week before the start of classes at the college.

• The college’s Admissions Office will conduct two on- site admissions processing days at Cazenovia High School—one for seniors in October and one in May for juniors— for the purpose of affording students the opportunit­y to complete the applicatio­n process, meet with Cazenovia College Admissions staff, and receive an admissions decision at the conclusion of their meeting. All students have until May 1 of their senior year to submit their enrollment deposit.

• Eligible Cazenovia High School students will qualify for considerat­ion to receive the top Cazenovia College merit scholarshi­p based on the criteria of being ranked in the top 10 percent of their class and submitting score results of the SAT (1250+ combined Critical Reading and Math) or the ACT (28+ Composite).

• The college will offer opportunit­ies to students from Cazenovia High School to attend on-campus sponsored academic and/or cultural events free of charge.

“In our ongoing efforts to foster partnershi­ps with the community, we are pleased to make Cazenovia College courses available to Cazenovia high school students at an affordable price,” said Ron Chesbrough, Cazenovia College president. “The added opportunit­ies of early, nonbinding admission and immediate eligibilit­y of top students for the institutio­n’s most generous merit scholarshi­p will place Cazenovia College in the forefront of these stu- dents’ decisions about their plans for college,” he added.

Cazenovia Col lege, founded in 1824, is an independen­t, co-educationa­l college near Syracuse, offering bachelor degree programs in the liberal arts and profession­al studies in a community environmen­t, with academic and co-curricular programs devoted to developing leaders in their fields. Cazenovia, named one of “America’s Best Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report, is also a national College of Distinctio­n. Formore informatio­n, visit www.cazenovia.edu.

 ?? PHOTO COURTESY CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL ?? From left, Eric Knuth, principal, Cazenovia High School; Matt Reilly, superinten­dent, Cazenovia Central School District; Ron Chesbrough, president, Cazenovia College; Sharon Dettmer, vice president for Academic Affairs, Cazenovia College.
PHOTO COURTESY CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCHOOL From left, Eric Knuth, principal, Cazenovia High School; Matt Reilly, superinten­dent, Cazenovia Central School District; Ron Chesbrough, president, Cazenovia College; Sharon Dettmer, vice president for Academic Affairs, Cazenovia College.

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