As part of the agreement between Grays Harbor College and Aberdeen High School, credits earned in certain high school classes can also be awarded as college credit. In order to receive college credit for the class, the following conditions must be met:

1. While enrolled in the high school course, students must fill out a GHC application and registration form for the corresponding college course.
2. The student must earn at least a B or better or the high school course.

Once a student meets these requirements the student will then receive a college transcript that shows they have earned credit for the equivalent college course. These credits can then be applied to future college work.

At Grays Harbor College, the following courses are eligible for earning college level credit:

Subject	High School Class	College Equivalent	Credits
Business Education	Digital Communication Tools (90 hrs)	CIS 102, Microcomputer Applications	3 unit
	Computer Applications I (90 hrs)	CIS 140, Word Processing Applications	3 units
	Computer Applications II (90 hrs)	CIS 131, Database Applications AND CIS 150, Spreadsheet Applications	3 units 3 units
	Accounting I and II (180 hrs)	ACCT 113, Intro to Accounting	5 units
	Beginning Graphic Communications	OFTC 252, Desktop Publishing	5 units
	Webpage Design I	CIS 125, Internet Fundamentals	5 units
	CISCO Networking I	CIS 115, CISCO Internetworking I	5 units
	CISCO Networking II	CIS 115, CISCO Internetworking II	5 units
	CISCO Networking III	CIS 117, CISCO Internetworking I	5 units
	CISCO Networking IV	CIS 118, CISCO Internetworking II	5 units
Industrial Technology	Computer Aided Drafting I (180 hrs)	MPF 105, AutoCAD	4 units
	Wood Technology II (1 year)	CARP 101, Trim Carpentry	4 units
	Applied Math I	MATH 100, Vocational/Tech. Math	5 units
Automotive Technology	Intro to Auto Mechanics (180 hrs)	AUTO 107, Shop Practices	5 units
	Auto Mechanics II (180 hrs)	AUTO 108, Suspension/Steering	5 units
	Advanced Auto Mechanics	AUTO 109, Brake System AUTO 110, Heating & Air Conditioning	5 units 5 units
Natural Resources	Natural Resources Management	FISH 122, Introduction to Aquaculture	4 units
	Natural Resources Management II	NR 140 Watershed Ecosystems	5 units