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Earn College Credits in High School with CW’s Early College JumpStart Program

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Earn college credits in high school with CW’s Early College JumpStart Program.
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Winter 2026 Session

January 17-March 21

Saturdays Only (10 weeks)
9:30am – 1:30pm
325 Central Avenue, White Plains, NY  10606

Courses offered:
ACC107 Financial Accounting I
Students taking Financial Accounting I will be involved in accounting theory and its applications. In addition, there will be an in-depth study of the nature of assets and liabilities such as cash, accounts receivable, accounts payable, short-term investments, inventories, plant and equipment, intangibles and the preparation of financial statements. During the semester, emphasis will be placed on journal entries, posting, preparation of month-end financial statements as well as closing and adjusting entries.
BUS103 Introduction to Business
This course allows students to explore a variety of industries of interest to them. The structure of the organizations, competitive activity, consumer attitudes as well as the job functions needed to make each successful will be examined. Students will engage in group discussions regarding the importance of the industry to the consumer and the economy. Students will complete this introductory course with a broad knowledge that can be streamlined to a specific industry in courses that follow.
MSC110 Human Biology
This course introduces students to the basic concepts of human biology and chemistry in preparation for further study in the Allied
Health Sciences. Biological concepts of cell theory, cell cycle, and cell reproduction will be explored and the major systems of the human body will be introduced. Chemistry concepts of atoms, molecules, and elements will be introduced along with biological molecules. Appropriate medical terminology will be introduced and utilized to accurately communicate in the biological and medical sciences. Emphasis is placed on body system components and function as it relates to human diseases.
CIS110 Programming Logic
This course introduces the art and science of planning and writing programs and enforces good style and logical thinking. Students will learn the guidelines to developing structured program logic and compose a set of instructions that direct a computers’ behavior.

Summer 2026 Sessions

July 6-August 8

Two 5-week sessions available.  Take one or both.
July 6-August 5 (Monday/Wednesday)
July 7-August 6 (Tuesday/Thursday)
9:30am – 1:30pm
325 Central Avenue, White Plains, NY  10606

Monday/Wednesday Classes Offered:
GEN161 Psychology
This course takes a realistic approach based on the principles of general psychology and is designed to assist the student in coping with life situations. Included are theories of personality, emotions, character, motivation, environmental influences, and the development of students.
DMD102 Introduction to Digital and Social Media Marketing
This course will provide students with a foundational understanding of key concepts, strategies, and techniques in the rapidly evolving landscape of digital marketing. By the end of the course, students will have developed the knowledge and skills necessary to design and execute effective digital marketing campaigns that drive engagement, build brand awareness, and achieve business objectives in today’s digital age.
BUS213 Principles of Selling
A practical approach to learning the basic phases of the sales process necessary to become a successful salesperson and employee: approach, demonstration, sales resistance, closing, selling through suggestion, product knowledge and analysis. The course relates the importance of communication to successful living and employment through development of poise, demeanor, style of dress, sales ethics, influencing people, behavior patterns, buying and motives.
Tuesday/Thursday Classes Offered:
MED111 Healthcare Law and Ethics
This course will introduce for discussion a variety of ethical issues that healthcare professionals may encounter during the course of their careers. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of ethical and professional behavior in the healthcare workplace. In depth discussions, textbook assignments and role playing will provide guidance to students in how to successfully manage patient relationships, protect patient privacy in compliance with the Health Insurance Privacy and Accountability Act as well as understand the distinct job responsibilities of the myriad of employees who comprise the typical healthcare organization.
HMS120 Intro to counseling
This course provides a general overview of counseling theories, an introduction to counseling techniques, the conditions which facilitate an effective counseling relationship, and stages in the counseling process. Students will be introduced to the foundational counseling theories that will be necessary for the student’s success in more advanced counseling courses. This experiential course will emphasize practice as well as didactic information. Students will be introduced to the “common factors” that have been found through empirical research to have a significant impact on client satisfaction and therapeutic outcome, as such Aponte and Kissil’s “the person of the therapist” and style, the therapeutic relationship, and techniques that cut across different models. It is hoped that students not only develop a working knowledge of the major counseling theories but also how these theories create an environment for change in clients. Introduction to process recordings.
GEN129 Public Speaking
Communication skills require good speech habits. Therefore, this course covers organization of thoughts, voice control, diction, and presentation of ideas to a variety of audiences. The art of listening is also studied. Emphasis will be placed on a series of oral presentations in order to acquire and reinforce these skills

BONUS JUMPSTART SCHOLARSHIP:

Upon acceptance and enrollment at CW, you can qualify for a $250 CW Jumpstart Scholarship for each completed course, (max of four courses or a $1,000).

That would be a tuition savings + bonus of $12,196.  You may also be eligible for other CW scholarships or grants if you qualify.

LEVEL UP WITH CW PROFESSORS:

They’re experts in their fields—and ready to help you get ahead before you even graduate high school! They’ll share the knowledge and skills that set you up for success!

Earn 3 for FREE – SAVE $

With each course completed, you can earn 3 college credits for FREE.  This will save you time and $.

EARLY COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE TO CW:

Participation in CW Jumpstart conditionally approves you for early acceptance status at CW based on meeting admissions eligibility requirements.

TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS:

You will be provided with a transcript detailing the course(s) you completed, enabling you to transfer your credits to CW or another college of your choice

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