• A class taken while still in high school that counts for both high school and college credit

• While taking this class you will be both a student at North and at the Community College of Denver

• Concurrent Enrollment courses are guaranteed to transfer to any public institution within the state of Colorado. However, while courses transfer, it is still important to determine if they will apply to your college degree or certificate

Pros:

• As long as you pass with a C or better you get both high school and college credit for the same class!

• Saves time in college

• DPS pays for the class

• High School supports

• Graduate high school with college credit

• Can qualify student for ASCENT

Cons:

• If you get a D, F, or withdraw from the class that impacts your college GPA.

  • This could put you on academic probation in college & potentially cause issues with your financial aid

• Deadlines are firmer in a college class. Your professors have to follow the rules of the college and cannot accept late work.

Community College of Denver:

English 1021 - English Composition 1 -  3 college credits (Semester 1 & 2)

English 1022 - English Composition 2 - 3 college credits (Semester 2)

English 2021 - Creative Writing 1 - 3 college credits (Semester 1)

Literature 1015 - Introduction to Literature 1 - 3 college credits (Semester 1 & 2)

Math 1340 - College Algebra -  4 college credits (Semester 1 & 2)

Math 1240 - Math for Liberal Arts - 4 college credits (Semester 1 & 2)

Math 1260: Intro to Statistics - 3 college credits (Semester 2)

Math 1420 - College Trigonometry - 3 college credits (Semester 2)

Math 2410: Calculus 1 - 4 college credits (a year long course at North)

MGD 1011

MGD 1012

MGD 1001

CHE 1011

HIS 1220

HIS 2105

CU Succeeds:

ETST 2000

Western:

POLS 180

SOCY 1000

COM 151

Metropolitan State University of Denver:

SPA 2110

SPA 2120

SPA 2120

SPA 3110

SPA 3250

ASL 1010