This week, we’re proud to celebrate Early College Week and recognize the incredible accomplishments of Lincoln High School seniors who have taken the initiative to get ahead—earning college credit while still in high school.
A total of 136 LHS seniors have earned college credit through Vincennes University's Early College Program.
These credits are fully transferable to any public college or university in Indiana—giving students a valuable head start on their postsecondary education.
Even more impressively:
17 students will graduate with an associate degree
18 students have completed the Indiana College Core
56 students have earned 15 or more college credits
Associate Degree Recipients:
David Brasseur, Morgan Carter, Jackson Fuller, Gage Hagood, Luke Hall, Thomas Harmon, Zoe Herron, Luke Lindsey, Lorine Lorial, Madison Lovellette, True Mahrenholz, Lily Nickless, Maleah Phegley, McKenna Poyser, Tiah Riggs, Lainey Snyder, Brooklyn Tredway.
Indiana College Core Completers:
Izabelle Agee, Raney Cory, Alandra Ivers, Katelyn Jones, Brady Kirwer, Ella Kixmiller, Aaliyah Kohlhouse, Mercedes Lowery, Kahre McCray, Emma McGuire, Mylee Muranaka, Luke Newman, Joel Sanders, Anthony Smith, Levi Swan, Jonathan Whitson, Cade Winiger, Iva Wisley.
Students with 15+ College Credits:
Eric Adcox, David Akers, Addison Alton, Allyson Arial, Maddox Bahr, Joseph Baltzell, Kelsey Barekman, Sara Bilskie, Jessie Boggs, Chris Boxley, Haedyn Burris, Maleki Chamness, Mattilyn Collins, Layla Corless, Helena Dang, Alexzander Devin, Camdyn Edgin, Trenton Evans, Kalmeryza Estino, Donavan Frison, Blake Green, Brandon Green, Greer Hardin, Michael Hasler, Jaxon Heath, Zach Hendricks, Kaitlynn Hinterscher, Logan Holland, Macy Hooten, Conner Houchin, Elizabeth Howder, Ava Isley, Macey Jenkins, Gavin Kiser, Aidan Lindauer, Emma Linneweber, Eli Luking, Brianna Miley, Gavin Mincey, Ian Nater Diaz, Emily Price, Blake Racey, Emma Randall, Luis Rentas Nieves, James Russell, Caleb Schlag, Elio Smith, Kifer Stevens, Dustin Taylor, Meri Victor, Dustin Vonderheide, Michael Watry, Jackson Wedding, Olivia Wehrman, Emily Wolfe, Amya Woodall.
Interested in Early College?
Most early college courses are worth 3 credit hours, with the exception of Calculus (5 credit hours) and science labs (1 credit hour). The majority of students begin these courses during their sophomore year, setting the stage for long-term academic success.
Courses taught by Lincoln High School staff are $25 per credit hour. Any online course taught by VU staff is $75 per credit hour.
Registration sheets are sent home with students at the beginning of each semester.
For more information or to get started, students and families can contact Karisa Bauer at kbauer@vinu.edu.