CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
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What is Concurrent Enrollment?
What is Concurrent Enrollment?
"The College Connection Concurrent Enrollment Program is an enrichment program designed to provide current high school students, who are enrolled in the 9th grade or above, the opportunity to get an early start on their college education.
Students will receive college credit for all coursework successfully completed while still in high school, and in some courses, you can earn both high school and college credits." -- Skyline College Concurrent Enrollment Program
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Key Facts About Concurrent Enrollment
Key Facts About Concurrent Enrollment
Students will remain enrolled in 6 courses at OHS.
Concurrent Enrollment course must fall outside of scheduled school day.
High school students can enroll in day or evening classes and receive college credit for course work successfully completed.
Enrollment fees are free for high school students who enroll in 11 units or fewer.
BYU INDEPENDENT STUDY
Students can also concurrently enroll in BYU Independent Study classes, but there is a $195 out-of-pocket cost.
0.5 BYU credits = 5 OHS credits
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For more information about BYU Independent Study or to look at course offerings, click here.
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