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24 07 / 2017

What are my options if I do not meet the eligibility requirements?

2017-07-24T10:00:11+00:00

Running Start is just one of many options for earning college credits while in high school. Talk to your high school counselor about ways to complete your high school graduation requirements, or explore your eligibility for other high school completion programs at Highline College. You also may decide to enter college after earning your high

24 07 / 2017

Can home and private schooled students participate in Running Start?

2017-08-29T09:48:00+00:00

In order to have your college tuition paid through Running Start funds, you first need to enroll in your local public high school. Since districts can have different enrollment processes, it’s best to inquire at the district office about how to enroll your student for the purpose of accessing Running Start. Once enrolled, you can

24 07 / 2017

What if I withdraw, fail or stop attending my college classes?

2017-07-24T09:59:21+00:00

Your college classes become part of your high school transcript. If you do not complete your classes, you may not graduate at the same time as your high school class. And your college transcript is a permanent record which could impact your future college admission options.

24 07 / 2017

How do I know if Running Start is a good fit for me?

2017-07-24T09:58:52+00:00

It is best to carefully consider how much time you can dedicate to the accelerated pace of college classes, and your ability to independently learn in an adult campus environment. The opportunity to attend college will be open your entire life, while being a high school student is only available to you for a limited

24 07 / 2017

How can I be successful as a Running Start student?

2017-07-24T09:58:22+00:00

Keep in mind you will have the same rights and responsibilities as adult students. Your Highline College advisors, instructors and staff are available to support you in developing a plan to achieve your academic goals. Use the campus resources, services and get connected with other students and campus life to get the most from your