Indiana University at South Bend-Elkhart Campus
College level courses in the content areas of English, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Speech, and US History are offered to students at Edwardsburg High School. Junior and senior students are provided an opportunity to earn college credit through Indiana University course offerings at the Elkhart campus.The purpose of these classes is to offer courses not offered at Edwardsburg High School to qualified students. In order to enroll in these courses, a student must satisfy the necessary prerequisites with a specified grade point average and test scores.

Southwestern Michigan College
College level courses in the content areas of English (103/104), Mathematics (130/141), Psychology (101), Sociology (101), and Speech are offered to students at Edwardsburg High School. Senior students are provided an opportunity to earn college credit through Southwestern Michigan College course offerings at the Dowagic campus or the Niles campus. The purpose of these classes is to offer courses not offered at EHS to qualified students. In order to enroll in these courses, a student must satisfy the necessary prerequisites with a specified grade point average and test scores.

SMC Academies
SMC Academies provide college level technical education opportunities for the vocational student. In cooperation with Southwestern Michigan College and the Lewis Cass Intermediate School District, qualified Edwardsburg High School students are given the opportunity to participate. Up to thirty-eight hours of credit may be earned depending on the program.

Through this program EHS students have an opportunity to get a head start on college attendance. Some courses that have been participated in are in the areas of machine tool technology, computer aided drafting and design, accounting, business management, elementary education and automotive technology.

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Berrien County Math & Science Center
The Berrien County Mathematics and Science Center (BCMSC) program is designed to enrich the quality of mathematics, science and technology education by inspiring and challenging the most academically able high school students. The accelerated curriculum requires four years of science and mathematics, and two years of computer science. Students also participate in activities, projects and field trips related to the curriculum. Additionally, juniors and seniors have the opportunity to take elective course work at Andrews University for college credit. Students must apply to the center by March 1 of their eighth grade year.

Elkhart Area Career Center
The Elkhart Area Career Center is an area vocational facility offering 23 half-day skill training programs with a component for special needs students. Students are selected for this program by demonstrating sincere vocational interest. Access to the EACC lets students participate in vocational and technical education beyond the means of the local school district. Edwardsburg High School and the Elkhart Area Career Center have been in partnership for several years, providing vocational training for EHS students in grades eleven and twelve.

With an expansive list of career areas from which to choose, Edwardsburg students have received certified training at the career center that allows them to either pursue further post-secondary education in their chosen field or enter the job market upon graduation.

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