Seton Hall Project Acceleration letter and application
August 28, 2026
Dear Parents and Students:
The staff members of North Hunterdon High School are proud to announce that we are continuing to offer
courses in association with Seton Hall University’s Project Acceleration. Since 1978, Project Acceleration, a
concurrent enrollment program within the College of Arts and Sciences at Seton Hall University, has allowed
high school students in New Jersey and New York to get a head start on their university careers.
Project Acceleration courses are open to high school students in grades 10-12 who are in good academic
standing and capable of performing Advanced Placement (AP) or Honors coursework. Please refer to the list of
approved courses on pages 2 and 3 of this letter. Once registered, students must earn a grade of C or better in
their Project Acceleration courses to receive Seton Hall University credit and continue the program.
All accepting institutions require an official Seton Hall transcript. Students who plan to attend other colleges or
universities should contact their institution’s Admissions or Registrar’s Office to determine their policy. Because
policies can change suddenly, we strongly suggest all students inquire with the university/college of their
choice. Seton Hall cannot guarantee that every course will be accepted by every institution. During the college
application process, students must request an official transcript from Seton Hall to have the credits transferred.
The application and payment process must be completed by October 21.
Seton Hall Application: REGISTER HERE. The student/parent will receive the payment email five
business days after completing the initial form. The course name and course number to put on the
registration form are listed below. The school’s CEEB code is 310005. Each credit is $110, so a
three-credit course will cost $330 and a four-credit course will cost $440. Please note that highlighted
courses offer the option to earn additional credits in the spring. That information will be sent in
January.
Students may call Seton Hall at (973) 761-9224 for assistance in registration. Please contact me at
(908) 713-4187 or cmaslonka@nhvweb.net with any questions.
Sincerely,
Chris J. Maslonka
Christopher J. Maslonka
Assistant Principal