College Connections

• Agriculture
• Administrative Office Professional
• Automotive Technology
• Business and Accounting
• Construction 
• Culinary Arts 
• Early Childhood Education 
• Graphic Arts 
• Health Science
• Information Technology 
• Industrial Math and Measurement 
• Logistics 
• Manufacturing Technology 
• Veterinary Technician 
• Welding

• Accounting
• Biology 
• Business and Business Management 
• Calculus I and II
• Career Exploration 
• Chemistry 
• College Algebra
• Computer-aided Drafting 
• Conservation 
• Contemporary World Issues 
• Education 
• English 
• Environmental Science
• German 
• Introduction to Computers 
• Math for Liberal Arts 
• Music Appreciation 
• Physical Geology 
• Physics 
• Pre-Calculus
• Psychology 
• Public Speaking 
• Sociology 
• Spanish
• Statistics

Any student who meets the requirements of their high school, and placement/prerequisite requirements for the course, per the college catalog.

You can enroll in a course if a "comparable" course is not available at your high school. A "comparable" course is one that is offered by:

• The school district you attend,
• The accredited nonpublic school you attend, or
• The school district in which the accredited nonpublic school you attend is located.

You may enroll in credit courses that lead to a degree but must remain a part-time EICC student (11 credits or less during the fall and spring semesters).

You are not charged for tuition, textbooks, materials, or fees. Your high school or school district pays all of those costs, and you will work with your high school to secure any textbooks. You may be able to obtain your textbooks from our bookstores, depending on your high school’s policy. 

You may be required to purchase equipment or supplies. Your high school counselor can tell you more. 

You, or your parent/guardian, are responsible for providing transportation to and from the college. 

Your school district will determine how many high school credits you earn for the EICC course and it may count toward your graduation requirements. The course credits will also be recorded on your college transcript.

Talk to your high school counselor about participating in the program, the courses you want to take, and how they fit into your high school requirements. If you change your mind about participating, inform your counselor immediately.

Complete and sign the appropriate forms. If you are younger than 18, have a parent or guardian sign the form.

Meet with the admissions staff at Clinton, Muscatine, or Scott Community Colleges. While there, you may be asked to provide more information.

If you are about to graduate high school and have already completed college classes with us, take advantage of a Connections Scholarship. It provides different levels of support, ranging from a free class to half tuition for the first year. Apply by March 1. 

🗹 Discuss program participation with your high school's college counselor and an EICC academic advisor.

• Your counselor will discuss high school requirements for CCIR program enrollment.
• College courses may require placement assessment including ACT scores, ALEKS, or high school GPA requirements.
• An EICC academic advisor can assist with information on placement, pre-requisites, and course requirements.

🗹 Discuss the CCIR Program with your parent or guardian. 

Chat with family members about the commitment and support you will need while taking college-level courses in high school.

🗹 Complete the CCIR form and college application.

• Complete the college application for admission at eicc.edu/apply. 
• For college records, including the application and CCIR form, submit your personal (non-high school) email address. This email address is used for college logins to academic records and accessing course content.
• The high school staff will assist you in completing the CCIR form and sending it to EICC. If you are younger than 18, a parent or guardian signature is needed on the form.
• Have your ACT, ALEKS, or GPA scores evaluated for course placement and get them sent to the college.
• Your EICC academic advisor can assist you with this process.

🗹 Attend orientation.

We can't wait to meet you at orientation. Attending a session is required, but you get to pick the date. 

EICC academic advisors can help you with career planning, course selection, and transfer information. Advisors are available by appointment, via phone or email. 

Clinton Community College

Muscatine Community College

Scott Community College