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Concurrent University Enrollment (CUE) Program

Earn up to 30 credits of college coursework

Ô½ÄÏÖ±²¥’s CUE program offers an exciting opportunity for high school students to start earning college credits. You can earn credits by enrolling in approved classes taken at your high school. Once you have successfully completed a CUE program course, you will receive academic credit that is equal to the completion of the same course taught at UB.

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UB CUE course listing

Each of the CUE program courses is offered through a specific college within Ô½ÄÏÖ±²¥ to ensure our high academic standards are maintained. Additionally, each course is associated with a UB Associate who will work with you to deliver these classes at your high school.

BUSINESS DISCIPLINE

Course Course Title UB Faculty Associate(s)
BUAD 210X Foundations of Entrepreneurship Robin Avant

ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE

Course Course Title UB Faculty Associate(s)
CPSC 101 Introduction to Computing I (Python) Sarosh Patel
CPSC 102 Introduction to Computing II Sarosh Patel
CPSC 203 Second Programming Language Sarosh Patel

HEALTH SCIENCES DISCIPLINE

Course Course Title UB Faculty Associate(s)
HSCI 324 ACE Personal Trainer Brenda Harrison
MLSC 301 Phlebotomy Wayne Aguiar
MLSC 315 Fundamentals of Medical Laboratory Science Wayne Aguiar

ENGLISH DISCIPLINE

Course Course Title UB Faculty Associate(s)
ENGL 101 Academic Writing Randy Laist
ENGL 102 Introduction to Literature Randy Laist
ENGL 105A Introduction to Drama Randy Laist

SOCIAL SCIENCE DISCIPLINE

Course Course Title UB Faculty Associate(s)
PSYC 103 Introduction to Psychology Elizabeth Fles
CJHS 118 Introduction to Criminal Justice David Peterson

We regularly update our CUE course listing and add new courses. If you have any questions, contact us at .


High school principal / Site representative & teacher information

To become a school partner, please download UB’s CUE (DE/ECC) program packet (PDF) to learn more about the program’s benefits, policies & procedures and required forms to begin our partnership.

Amity

  • Amity High School

Ansonia

  • Ansonia High School

Bridgeport

  • Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science & Technology Center
  • Bridgeport Military Academy:
  • Central High School
  • Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Magnet School - Aerospace Campus
  • Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Magnet School - Info Tech & Software Engineering Campus:
  • Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Magnet School - Bio Tech Campus:
  • Warren Harding High School

Colchester

  • Bacon Academy

Coventry

  • Coventry High School

Goodwin University Magnet School System

  • Connecticut River Academy

Meriden

  • Maloney High School
  • Platt High School

New Haven

  • Hill Regional Career High School
  • Metropolitan Business Academy

Newtown

  • Newtown High School

North Haven

  • North Haven High School

Seymour

  • Seymour High School

Southington

  • Southington High School

Stamford

  • Academy of Information Technology & Engineering
  • Stamford High School
  • Westhill High School

Wallingford

  • Lyman Hall High School
  • Sheehan High School

Regional School District 13

  • Coginchaug High School

Eastern Suffolk BOCES

  • Eastern Long Island Academy of Applied Technology

Contact

  • Email

Frequently asked questions

Most, but not all, courses are 3 credits.

Typically, students enroll in one class at a time. However, there is no limit if you have met the academic prerequisites.

Each course has individual prerequisites. For example, engineering courses require the prior completion of specific math classes. To learn the prerequisites for a particular class, email .

At your high school, if it has been approved to participate in our program.

Just like college courses, many CUE courses are one semester long and available in the fall and spring. Others run for an entire school year. Each participating school decides on the model that best aligns with their master schedule.

Teachers at your high school will be certified to instruct the CUE classes, which are based on a syllabus we approve.

There is NO FEE for students who qualify for free/reduced meals. Students who enroll for a class, who are NOT eligible for free/reduced meals, will pay $50 per credit hour. There are no additional registration fees.

However, the fee for ordering a transcript online is $10 per transcript.

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