Grade 9- 12 | Credits: 5 

Integrated Science is a phenomenon-based course that covers multiple NJSLS Science standards across multiple disciplines, including earth science, physical science, chemistry and physics. Students will continue to develop their science skills over the duration of the course. Students must be in the FLEX program to participate.  

Students may select a supervised study hall as a part of their schedule. Students enrolled in study hall will be required to bring work to complete or reading materials to read for the full period.

Open to Seniors only

Students enrolled in this first period study hall will be required to sign in to the cafeteria by 8:00 A.M. each day.  A contract will be completed on the first day of school with the parameters for maintaining this “senior privilege.”

Open to Seniors only

Students enrolled in this 12th period study hall will be permitted to leave school following period 11 provided they are not involved in any after-school sports, activities or clubs. Students will not be permitted to leave and return if enrolled in this study hall. A contract will be completed on the first day of school with the parameters for maintaining this “senior privilege.”

Seniors with either Late In or Early Out will not be able to have any additional study halls in order to fulfill the 35 credit requirement.

Students who are interested in obtaining college credit but are not enrolled in a dual enrollment course may do so through the High School Scholars program. Students must be at least 15 years of age and in the second semester of their Sophomore year. Please note that students cannot obtain high school credit when utilizing this program. 

For more information, please see the High School Scholars site, found at https://www.middlesexcc.edu/k-12-partnerships/high-school-scholars/

Depending on academic readiness, students may begin to select dual-enrollment courses that align with the typical core courses of the first two years of study for a four-year degree. East Brunswick alumni have found high rates of acceptance of Middlesex College courses by colleges and universities across the country and throughout New Jersey.

For the optimal opportunity to complete the selected associates degree by graduation, students should remain in their selected World Language of study from Hammarskjold through graduation. 

In New Jersey, by law, public colleges are required to accept associates degrees for related programs. Most colleges across the country may accept up to sixty transfer credits. All colleges reserve the right to accept dual enrollment college credits. It is strongly recommended for all students to contact the university of intent to inquire about dual credit courses that will be considered for acceptance.

Middlesex College has over 55 associate programs. Examples of three possible associate degree pathways – Liberal Arts General Associate Degree, Liberal Arts Business Associate Degree, Biology Science Transfer Associate of Science Degree can be found in the Course Planning Guide section of our website. 

The college tuition for each of the three and four credit courses is $135. 

Some East Brunswick courses are the equivalent of two separate college courses in a course sequence. In these cases, students may elect to take the college fall semester only or both fall and spring semester courses. However, a student may not take the spring semester course in a sequence if they have not completed the prerequisite fall semester course. Students who attain a final course grade of a C or better in a College Dual Enrollment course will earn college credits through Middlesex College and the potential to transfer those credits toward a 2 or 4-year college degree. All students will receive a Middlesex College transcript regardless of their final grade.  Please refer to the course descriptions for prerequisites for each of the College Pathways Dual Enrollment Program courses.

The college tuition for each of the four credit College of New Jersey courses is $550.  

Students who attain a final course grade of a C or better in a College Dual Enrollment course will earn college credits through The College of New Jersey and the potential to transfer those credits toward a 2 or 4-year college degree. All students will receive a College of New Jersey transcript regardless of their final grade.  Please refer to the course descriptions for prerequisites for each of the College Pathways Dual Enrollment Program courses. 

Information on the application and registration process can be found in the Dual Enrollment section of our website. For information on course transfers for New Jersey Colleges, please use the portal, located here: https://www.njtransfer.org/.