Advanced Studies

 

Get a jump on college--and save money--with advanced studies courses from SUNY Erie! 

Advanced Studies

Why not get a jump on your college career while still in High School?

SUNY Erie’s Advanced Studies Program is open to all high school juniors or seniors of average or better academic ability interested in beginning their college studies while still in high school. Sophomore students may be recommended by their teacher or school counselor.

Eligible students may apply to SUNY Erie by using the Advanced Studies Application provided to the classroom instructor by the Coordinator of the AS program. Be sure to get your application in on time, as there is a deadline for each class.

Students & Parents

Student and Family Orientation Guide
Advanced Studies Online Application
Registration Form
How to Access Your Student ID # and Pay Tuition
How to Access Your MyECC Student Account

High School Lecturer

College Options in High School
Teacher Checklist

Lecturer Application Process

Greetings Checklist Letter
AS Application
SUNY Erie New Course Syllabus Template

Additional Forms

NIAGARA - Certificate of Residency Instructions
Chautauqua County Residency Requirements
Out of County Residency


Art, Astronomy, Biology, Biomanufacturing, Building Management, Business Administration, Chemistry, Communication and Media Arts, Community Public Health, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Culinary, Economics, Emergency Medical Technology, English, Environmental Science, Foreign Language (Spanish, French), General Studies, Government, Health, Wellness & Physical Education Studies, History, Industrial Technology, Information Technology, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Terminology, Music, Nanotechnology, Networking and Telecommunications, Paralegal, Psychology, Sociology, Theatre

Akron, Alden, Amherst, BPS, Cardinal O’Hara, Charter School for Applied Technology, Cheektowaga, Chesterton Academy, Christian Central Academy, Clarence, Cleveland Hill, Depew, East Aurora, Eden, Erie 1 and 2 BOCES, Frontier, Grand Island, Hamburg, Holland, Iroquois, John F. Kennedy, Kenmore East and West, Lackawanna, Lake Shore, Lancaster, Maritime Charter, Middle College, Mt. Mercy Academy, Nardin, North Collins, Orchard Park, Orleans/Niagara BOCES, Park School, Pioneer, Salamanca, Springville-Griffith Institute, Starpoint Sweet Home, Tapestry Charter, Tonawanda, West Seneca East and West, Williamsville East, North and South.

For more information, visit the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnership.


The purpose of these agreements is to encourage students to follow a career pathway from high school to college!  Earn SUNY Erie credit for work you are already doing in high school.

Advantage to students
  • These agreements eliminate the duplication of learning and reduce the required number of credit hours necessary to graduate from SUNY Erie.
  • A student can enroll into a program at SUNY Erie with credits already completed in high school.
  • Articulated credit is free of cost and is awarded after the student is accepted at SUNY Erie.
How to apply for articulation credit
  • Maintain an 85 percent average in the high school course, complete the course, and graduate from your high school.
  • Ask your guidance office to send your transcript and complete your SUNY Erie application to admissions.
  • You will receive a letter from Admissions confirming they received your request for credit.
  • When you come to SUNY Erie to register for classes, know which courses you are eligible to receive credit for and be sure not to register for those classes.

High School/BOCES Articulation Credit Form

Current High School Agreements
Buffalo Public Schools: Bennett, Burgard, East, Emerson, Hutch Tech, McKinley, Olmsted, Riverside
Other Schools: Child Care Resources Network, Erie 1 BOCES, Erie 2 BOCES CCB, Genesee Valley BOCES, Lockport, Monroe 2 BOCES, Orleans/Niagara BOCES, Rochester City East


Sheryl Duquette
(716) 851-1270, duquette@ecc.edu