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Celebrating 40 years of Kellenberg Memorial.
Learn more about the milestone here.

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College Credits

Earned in the 2025-2026 school year

Kellenberg Memorial High School’s Dual Enrollment Program exemplifies our commitment to academic distinction and purposeful preparation. Offered on campus and taught by our accomplished faculty, these college-level courses enable students to earn transferable credits within the Kellenberg classroom.

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This accelerated pathway not only strengthens college readiness, but also delivers meaningful financial value by reducing future tuition costs. As a result, Kellenberg graduates are exceptionally well-prepared to meet the demands of college with both confidence and a measurable academic advantage.

32 College Credits
"I decided to take dual enrollment courses to show a more rigorous course load for some of the competitive colleges I applied to. The program offered courses that strengthened my academic experience." – Sofia Cocchiola ’26
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Dual Enrollment Course Offerings

258

Taking College Credit Courses

479

Accepted by their Top Choice College

Partnering Universities

Adelphi University

Hofstra University

Molloy University

St. John's University

Students must maintain an 85 cumulative average from prior high school years. Exceptions are at the discretion of Kellenberg Memorial’s academic staff.

Scholarships are in addition to other financial aid. Kellenberg does not retain course fees; payments go directly to the sponsoring college or university.

Transferability of Credits

  • Partner institutions issue transcripts upon request for completed courses.
  • Students are responsible for requesting transcripts and submitting them to their chosen college. Forms are available on the Kellenberg website or through each institution.
  • Credit transfer is not guaranteed.
    Acceptance depends on the policies of the receiving college.
  • If transferability is important, contact the college’s Admissions Office before enrolling.
  • You may also consult the University of Connecticut’s transfer credit database for general guidance.