Earn college credits now!

Lycoming College’s Early Warrior Dual Enrollment program provides all high school 11th- and 12th-grade students with the opportunity to jumpstart their college careers by taking college courses while still enrolled in high school.

Early Warrior Dual Enrollment students will benefit from Lycoming College’s small class sizes and individualized faculty attention — the ideal atmosphere for high school juniors and seniors to explore exciting college majors, such as psychology, business administration, education, history, languages, music, the sciences and more!

Is the Early Warrior program right for you?

  • Earn college credits that will get you started toward your Lycoming degree or transfer to another college.
  • Finish your college degree faster.
  • Learn what it’s like to study on a college campus with other college students.
  • Take classes not offered at your high school.
  • Take college classes at a reduced cost.
  • Explore different college majors.

Apply for the Early Warrior Program

Admissions Requirements:

  • One of the following:
    • High School G.P.A of 3.5 or greater
    • SAT score of 1100 or greater
    • ACT composite score of 22 or greater
  • Currently in 11th or 12th grade
  • Recommendation of your guidance counselor
  • Math and/or language placement assessment (depending on preferred courses)

Early Warrior Application

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Fall 2025 Enrollment MONDAY, APRIL 7 - FRIDAY, AUGUST 15

Important information for Early Warriors

Payment

Most dual enrollment courses are four credit hours and Lycoming charges $1000 per course ($250 per credit hour). The College is offering an EITC scholarship ($600 per course) to every dual enrolled student enrolled in a public high school for each course taken, lowering the cost for public school students to $400 per course ($100 per credit hour). Depending on the course, lab fees may also be incurred.

Payment must be made by Friday, Aug. 15, 2025, with the Lycoming College Business Office on the first floor of Long Hall.

Transportation

Please note that school must work with each Early Warrior student to determine transportation to and from the Lycoming College campus. Lycoming College is not responsible for transportation.

Registering for Classes

Full-time Lycoming students will receive priority enrollment and there is no guarantee that high school students will be placed in their top choice class.

Students may enroll in a maximum of two courses per semester, although we suggest only one course in the student’s first semester at Lycoming. A final grade of “C” or better is required for each student to continue taking courses at Lycoming. Requests to enroll in more than two courses during one semester will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Every dual-enrolled student will be assigned an academic advisor who will maintain contact with each student’s high school guidance counselor regarding their status as a student at Lycoming, as well as provide a mid-semester assessment, and individualized academic advising.

Fall 2025 Dual Enrollment Courses

Accounting

ACCT 110 Financial Accounting

Anthropology

ANTH 102 Patterns in Prehistory

ANTH 103 Cultural Anthropology

Archaeology

ARCH 105 History From Things

Art

ART 150 Digital Character Creation

Biology

BIO 110 Introduction to Biology I

Chemistry

CHEM 122 General Chemistry I

CHEM 123 General Chemistry Laboratory I

Computer Science

CPTR 125 Introduction to Computer Science

Creative Writing

CRWR 240 Introduction to Creative Writing

Data Science

DSCI 101 Introduction to Data Science

Economics

ECON 110 Principles of Macroeconomics

ECON 111 Principles of Microeconomics

Education

EDUC 215 Orientation to the Teaching Profession

EDUC 225 Teaching the English Learner

SPLED 230 Introduction to Special Education

English

ENGL 106 Composition

ENGL 223 American Literature II

Entrepreneurship

ENTR 200 Entrepreneurship

French

FRN 101 Elementary French I

FRN 111 Intermediate French I

FRN 221 French Conversation & Review

Film and Video Arts

FVA 100 Introduction to Visual Media

FVA 200 Digital Film and Video

German

GERM 101 Elementary German I

GERM 111 Intermediate German I

GERM 221 German Conversation & Review

Hebrew

HEBR 101 Biblical Hebrew Grammer and Readings

History

HIST 101 Civil Rights Revolution

HIST 125 United States to 1877

HIST 226 Era of the American Revolution

HIST 246 Africa and the World

Latin

LAT 101 Latin Grammar and Readings I

Mathematics

MATH 127 Precalculus Mathematics

MATH 128 Calculus/Analytic Geometry I

MATH 129 Calculus/Analytic Geometry II

Music

MUS 116 Introduction to Music

MUS 120 Music Theory I

Philosophy

PHIL 140 Central Problems in Philosophy

Physics

PHYS 225 Fundamentals of Physics I

Political Science

PSCI 110 U.S. Government and Politics

PSCI 130 American Legal System

Psychology

PSY 110 Introductory Psychology

Religion

REL 110 Introduction to World Religions

REL 113 Introduction to the Old Testament

REL 156 Bible According to Hollywood

REL157 Where Do We Go From Here?

Sociology

SOC 240 Sociology of Race & Ethnicity

SOC 241 Sociology of Gender & Sexuality

Spanish

SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish I

SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II

SPAN 111 Intermediate Spanish I

SPAN 221 Spanish Conversation & Review

SPAN 223 Spanish for Heritage Speakers

Theatre

THEA 145 Introduction to Acting

THEA 148 Play Production