Studies show that students who earn college credit in high school are more likely to continue their education after graduation.
High school students earn college credit and save money on a college education through Troy University’s ACCELERATE dual enrollment program.
AISA Executive Director Michael McLendon and TROY Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. shake hands following Tuesday's agreement signing.
An agreement signed Tuesday by Troy University and the Alabama Independent School Association will provide ACCELERATE, the University’s online learning portal for non-public high school students, to member schools of AISA.
Modeled on the ACCESS program, ACCELERATE provides classes for students that broaden the depth of academics offered by participating schools, provides advanced-placement classes…
A Trojan Ambassador leads perspective students and their parents on a tour of the Troy Campus during a recent Preview Day.
Homeschooled students throughout the region will have a chance to taste college life on Friday, March 31 at Troy University.
Homeschool Day is designed for homeschoolers grades 9 -12, and will offer a chance for them to connect with each other, tour the Troy Campus, meet with academic departments, and learn about what the University…