What does LEC mean in COLLEGES

Prospective applicants should be aware that admission to LEC will be based on academic performance, including grades in core classes such as math, science, social studies and English. Beyond this, applicants may need to have a minimum GPA or standardized test scores in addition to a completed application package. It is important to research our website or contact us directly for any other requirements specific to our program.

Classes at Lee Early College range in size from small group discussions up to lectures of around 30 students. Our average class size is 22-25 students which allows for an optimal learning environment where individual student needs can be addressed from both teacher and peer perspectives.

No, there is no residential facility offered on the campus of Lee Early College. All program participants commute from their local area each day in order to attend classes on site.

Yes! Lunch is provided free of charge for all enrolled students during regularly scheduled school days within the academic year. There are several local options adjacent to campus if you prefer other meal options throughout the day or during holidays/breaks when lunch is not served onsite by the catering company we use for regular meal service.

At Lee Early College we have several things you can get involved in both academically and non-academically! We offer various clubs & organizations from chess club & robotics club to varsity sports teams & service learning activities! We also provide tutoring services & career exploration seminars regularly!

Yes! Students who successfully complete our dual enrollment program may qualify for transferable college credit upon graduation from high school based on their overall grade point average (GPA) as well as those earned through individual course work completed over the course of their enrollment here at Lee Early College. In addition, college credits may be obtained through the completion of internships or externships held off-campus with partnering institutions approved by our administrative team.

Yes! Along with our extensive traditional Honors coursework scheme; Student’s enrolled in AP courses will have access to online resources & mock exams through our partnership with The Princeton Review’s AP Prep Program so they’re fully prepared come exam time.

As a student enrolled in Lee Early College you will be eligible for various types of scholarships depending upon your individual qualifications including merit-based awards based on academic performance; Need-based aid programs designated by governmental entities; And private donations made available through philanthropic donors seeking specific causes or candidates.