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Start College in High School — with a Plan for Where It Leads

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Southern Lakes College Academy gives students the opportunity to start college while still in high school—without giving up the experiences that matter most. Through a structured, supportive pathway, students take real college courses, earn transferable credit, and build the confidence to succeed at the next level. Whether attending full-time or part-time, SLCA helps students move forward with purpose, not just possibility.

Programs

We work with students throughout Wisconsin to determine the right enrollment option.
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Full-Time EnrollmentBegin college coursework as early as 9th grade.More About...
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Part-time EnrollmentStudents begin college coursework as early as 10th grade.More About...
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College PartnershipsTake college courses through Wisconsin public and private universities.More About...
Students sitting in classroom listening to instruction
Full-Time EnrollmentBegin college coursework as early as 9th grade.More About...
Three students sitting at a table with an advisor
Part-time EnrollmentStudents begin college coursework as early as 10th grade.More About...
A man in a blue shirt writes on a piece of paper with a red pen at a table.
College PartnershipsTake college courses through Wisconsin public and private universities.More About...

Student Spotlights

“It's definitely a lot of work, but it pays off in the long run. I'm earning college credits now that will help me get ahead and save money in the future.”
Trevin Walbrandt
SLCA Graduate

Don’t wait to start your future.

Take your first college classes sooner than you think.


Students can start college in high school, earn real credit, and follow a clear path toward a four-year degree—all with support to help them succeed. Interested in a