This program allows self-motivated students in grades 9 and 10 to take high school level courses taught by Broken Arrow teachers on the Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow campus while simultaneously equipping them to successfully undertake college coursework upon completion of 10th grade.  View sophomore pathways presentation.

Data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center shows that time in a postsecondary classroom during high school can lead to more college-going behavior. It also supports the “Power of 15,” an initiative based on studies indicating that students who leave high school with 15 college credits are more likely to attend college and stay there longer. This program offers students a number of benefits including:

• Courses taught by Broken Arrow High School teachers

• Greater support for college

• Peer groups/study groups

• Access to university labs, libraries and other support services

• Smaller learning environment

• Can still participate in extracurricular activities

• Financial savings

• Ease of college enrollment

• Easier transition after high school

• Increase in college grades

• More focused support for college entrance scores

Students currently enrolled in Broken Arrow Public Schools must apply through an application process.