24 GCIT high school seniors receive college associate degrees
Updated May 11, 2021;
Through the ongoing partnership between Rowan College of South Jersey and the Gloucester County Institute of Technology, 24 high school students have earned their associate degrees during their senior year.
GCIT students begin earning college credits as early as their sophomore year through the dual credit option and they begin to earn college credit for coursework completed while in high school. Students then take advantage of the High School Option Program. In total, GCIT students completed 7,504 credits for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Among the standouts, Arshtegh Pannun will receive dual degrees and Krisha Darji was accepted into Rowan University’s 7-year (3+4) accelerated degree program in Medicine.