What do colleges think about high school students taking online college classes?

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Joey asked:

I live in North Carolina. I’ve taken several online courses through UNCG, which is part of the UNC chain so the can credits transfer to any of the 17 schools in the system. Would colleges like this or no? The classes I’ve taken are US history 101 and 202, anthropology, psychology, and sociology.

Question posted courtesy of: Randy
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    One Response to “What do colleges think about high school students taking online college classes?”

    1. neniaf Says:
      July 27th, 2007 at 9:13 am

      An outstanding student who chose to enrich your other studies to enrich your own program great if you took college classes but neglected your other studies to enrich your other grades were an outstanding student who.