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College & AP Credit

University in High School Classes

Through the 2026-27 Annual Budget passed by voters on May 19, 2026, South Colonie Central School District is able to expand Early College Access to SUNY with 79 out of 100 high school course sections now qualifying for free college credit. Tuition associated with these courses will now be covered by the district at an estimated tuition savings for Colonie families of about $300,000 annually. 


If you have any questions about course offerings, please contact: 

Bill Behrle

Executive Principal, Colonie Central High School

Kimberly Leva

School Counseling Coordinator 

Raymond Molloy

University in the High School Liason

  • two teens stand in a lab classroom looking at a device on a table
  • A girl is seated with a blood pressure device on her arm while another girl holds a stethoscope to her arm
  • A student dressed in a white clean suit with goggles on his head writes in pencil on a paper
  • A student stands at a podium presenting in front of a screen
  • A boy stands in front of a presentation board about joint sprains

Courses by College Affiliation

Hudson Valley Community College

ADV French Conversation and Composition
Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition
Biology of the Human Organism
Business Communications
Business Organization and Management
Cisco Networking I
Cisco Networking II
Design and Draw for Production
Foundations of Education in America
French Language Culture II
French Language Culture III
Intro to Semiconductor (HVCC & RPI)
Intro to Sports Medicine
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Italian Language & Culture I
Italian Language and Culture II
Macro Economics
Medical Terminology
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Supervision
Spanish Language and Culture II
Spanish Language and Culture III
Survey of Art History

University at Albany 

Calculus I
Calculus II
Computer Security Basics
Contemp Issues Life Sciences (Marine Science)
Elementary Statistics
ESPORTS and the Digital Gaming Ecosystem
Exploring Teaching as a Profession
Introduction to Creative Writing
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to the Criminal Justice Process (Criminal Justice II)
Personal Finance
Personal Genetics
Precalculus
Programming for Problem Solving
Reading Literature
Rudiments of Music
Speech Composition and Presentation
Topics in Contemporary Math
Topics in English Studies (Screenplays & Films)

Schenectady County Community College

College Physics 1