High School Students
Why Elect Tech
Education is designed to prepare you for your future career. Tech allows you to train in less time.
- Tuition-free for high school students.
- Choose from one and two year training options.
- Every program includes real-world learning projects.
- Benefit from small classes with hands-on learning.
- Learn from instructors who have industry experience and who are experts in their field.
- Depending on the high school, students can earn 3 or 4 credits per year. Some credits count as electives and others count as academic credits.
What to Expect at Tech
For high school concurrent enrollment, students from the Agra, Carney, Glencoe, Guthrie, Morrison, Mulhall-Orlando, Pawnee, Perkins-Tryon, Perry and Stillwater school districts can attend either a morning or afternoon session during their junior and senior years. Classes held during the morning session are from 7:50 – 10:40 and the afternoon classes are from 12:45 – 3:35. Sophomores can enroll in afternoon programs when space is available. The Meridian STEM Academy programs (Biomedical Sciences and Pre-Engineering) are open to sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Depending on your high school, students may earn 3 or 4 credits per year. Some of these credits count as electives, some count as academic credits. Your high school counselor can tell you more.
Tech Admissions Timeline
Have you already decided that attending Tech is what you want to do? Here’s how to get started!
Now that you’ve applied, take a look at what’s next.
Parents of Current Students
Looking to access our parent portal? You can find more at this link to Parent Portal Instructions.
Supporting Documents
What if you don't attend a public high school?
As long as you live in the Meridian district and meet the requirements, you can attend Tech too!
Please contact Kristi Akehurst, Career Counselor/Special Services Coordinator, at 405.377.3333, ext. 395 with any questions.
If you are under 18 and have your HiSet or GED please refer to the adult admissions page for enrollment information.