High School Early Entry Program

Apply

• Complete and submit your application for admission.  
  Applying is free, just choose:

  • Out of the four options, choose: "Undergraduate"

  • Have you graduated High School? Choose: "No"

  • Are you applying for dual credit classes at HU? Choose: "Yes"
     

• Send an official transcript to admissions@huntington.edu

Register for Classes

We will review your application and transcript. Once you have received your acceptance letter:

• Take the Math Placement Test (if needed for MA115 and MA171)

• Contact the Office of the Registrar to make arrangements to register for classes on campus. You can do this in person at Becker Hall on campus, by phone (260) 359-4011, or via email at RegistrarsOffice@huntington.edu.

After you have registered for classes

• Contact the Office of Business and Finance (Becker Hall) at StudentAccountTeam@huntington.edu or (260) 359-4283 to make arrangements for payment. 
• Purchase your books from the HU Bookstore (HUB) or huntington.edu/bookstore
• Create your student ID
• Register your vehicle (if you plan to park on campus)

Arts

AR115 Intro to Art

MU115 Intro to Music

TH115 Intro to Theatre

Humanities

BT111 Biblical History & Literature

CO215 Public Speaking
(after completion of EN141)

EN141 Foundations of Reading and Writing

HS115 Historical Perspectives on Culture & Civilization I

HS116 Historical Perspectives on Culture & Civilization II

HS211 History of the US I

HS212 History of the US II

MI285 Understanding the Christian Faith

PS111 Public Policy

PY111 Intro to Psychology

SO111 Principles of Sociology

SO141 Cultural Anthropology

Science & Mathematics

BI111/L Biology and Lab

CH111/L Chemistry and Lab

EX101 Wellness for Life

+MA115 Mathematics for Society and Liberal Arts
(+Math Placement Test required)

+MA171 Calculus I
(+Math Placement Test required)

PH111/L Physics and Lab

Fall or Spring Semester

Summer Semester

HU will issue part-time early-entry students (taking 11.5 credit hours or less per semester) a temporary student ID card, which allows access to RichLyn Library but not access to the general student activities on campus.

Part-time early-entry students may participate in general student activities if they receive a regular student ID card.

Huntington County residents who take early entry classes will be eligible to receive up to $2,000 in additional grant money annually when they pursue their degree at HU.

This money is available through the Hometown Grant, which provides funds to any aspiring HU student who resides in Huntington County, regardless of need or income. Learn More >