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genesee early college

Genesee Intermediate School District, in partnership with the University of Michigan-Flint, operates the Genesee Early College. GEC is an intensive, state-of-the-art, five-year high school combining the best elements of the high school and early university experience. Located on the University of Michigan – Flint campus, GEC is one of the few early college high schools in the state of Michigan to be located on a university campus. 

Genesee Early College’s specialized curriculum prepares students for success in university-level coursework and future careers in any field. GEC students get a head start on their four-year degree paths, allowing them to earn up to 60 free transferable college credits while earning their high school diploma.

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Benefits of Genesee Early College include:

  • Free college tuition, fees, and textbooks
  • Support for successful completion of university-level coursework
  • Access to high school and university advisors, support networks, and activities

Did You Know?

At Genesee Early College, we are proud of the many successes of the program and our students!   

  • Our student SAT scores are the highest in the county for reading/writing.
  • The percentage of GEC students meeting college readiness benchmarks on the SAT is consistently higher than the statewide average.
  • GEC students outperformed in Evidence-Based Reading/Writing on the PSAT 9, PSAT, and SAT.
  • The class of 2023 earned an average of 46 college credits.
  • On average, GEC students pass 95% of college classes.
  • The average college GPA for the graduating class of 2023 was 3.23.
  • GEC students scored in the top 7 of all Genesee County high schools in SAT math.

For more information about Genesee Early College, please call 810-591-5115, email [email protected], or visit our website gec.geneseeisd.org.

Annual Security & Fire Safety Notice
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASR-AFSR) is available online at go.umflint.edu/ASR-AFSR. The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report includes Clery Act crime and fire statistics for the preceding three years for locations owned and or controlled by UM-Flint, the required policy disclosure statements and other important safety-related information. A paper copy of the ASR-AFSR is available on request made to Department of Public Safety by calling 810-762-3330, by email to [email protected] or in person at DPS at the Hubbard Building at 602 Mill Street; Flint, MI 48502.