Gratz will work with your school or institution to deliver undergraduate-level courses for non-matriculated students to earn college credit. They can later submit for transfer credit at other colleges and universities. Here are possible ways your institution can partner: 

• Gratz partners with high schools and supplemental education programs from across the country to run courses that result in both high school and college credit. Your school or organization can offer college-credit bearing courses taught by Gratz-approved high school teachers and these courses can be taught during the school day. 

• School districts in Pennsylvania can partner with Gratz to offer Gratz online dual enrollment courses to their students for both high school and college credits. These students would be eligible to earn full scholarship for those courses. Learn more here.

• Gratz offers credit-by-exam opportunities in partnership with your school. Currently, Gratz offers this in Hebrew Language.

Interested in partnering? Inquire Here.

Despite my busy schedule with sports and clubs, I have been able to fit in Gratz courses for five years. The Jewish education I have received has strengthened my ability to think critically in my Dual Enrollment classes which count for college credit.

— Molly Cohen, Student