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High School Articulation

What is High School Articulation?

Articulation is an agreement between Lone Star College System and an ISD to award FREE college credit toward workforce courses in an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree. At the request of school districts, agreements are developed when qualified high school instructors and course curriculum matches that of LSCS workforce courses. Agreements are honored under the condition that students meet all eligibility requirements.

How Does It Work?

High school students complete career and technical courses within their district's articulation agreements. After graduation, students enroll at Lone Star College and request credit with a college advisor. Visit the Students and Parents page for a detailed list of eligibility requirements.

gETTING sTARTED

Speak with a high school counselor to identify articulating courses on your campus

Plan to complete at least one articulating course your Jr./Sr. year of high school

Use academic planning guides to map your pathway to an AAS degree

Additional questions? Contact the Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Coordinator, Lakisha McDowell-Bates