The Robertson County District Collaborative is a partnership between Robertson County Schools and Volunteer State Community College. The collaborative is designed so that the student can earn enough college credits to graduate with both a high school diploma and a VSCC associate degree.
Why Consider the District Collaborative
- Complete most or all of an associate degree by high school graduation.
- Challenging full-time college courses each semester.
- Head-start on your college career.
- Start your career sooner.
- More autonomy in the learning environment and flexible study schedules.
- Continued connection to your high school through extracurricular activities and graduation.
Key Program Details
- Collaborative students will take two courses in-person each semester at the Vol State Springfield Center. The remaining classes will be taken online asynchronously.
- Robertson County Schools will bus students to and from the Vol State campus.
- Collaborative students must study full-time (minimum 12 college credit hours) each semester.
- State aid is available to cover the majority of the tuition costs.
Questions
Email us at dualenrollment@volstate.edu
