Requirements for independent (private) institutions (not state supported, nonprofit) may be different, so check with the institution you want to attend for specific information. For more information about concurrent enrollment, contact your high school counselor or email kfoster@osrhe.edu.

The Cooperative Alliance program is for high school students AND adult students. High school students can complete their high school studies while earning college credit toward an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree by successfully completing recognized assessments, and colleges in Oklahoma may award college credit for the successful assessment. Lists of participating colleges, degrees, technology centers and assessments can be found below.

Cooperative Agreement Program: https://www.okhighered.org/agreements/

These resources have been developed by experienced concurrent enrollment professionals from high schools and colleges. They are meant to aid high school counselors and principals, college admission and enrollment staff, parents, and students in better understanding concurrent enrollment and developing effective programs.  For more information about these resources, please contact Kyle Foster at kfoster@osrhe.edu

Cooperative Agreement Program: https://www.okhighered.org/agreements/

• Any college course taken through concurrent enrollment, but not listed above, is approved by OKCPS for elective credit and will count towards high school graduation requirements. Courses that are one (1) and two (2) hours will be transcripted as a ½ unit for high school credit and courses that are three (3) hours will receive 1 unit.

• Students may seek approval for academic core credit for courses not listed above. Requests for consideration must be made by a school administrator or counselor. The Graduation Substitution Form will serve as the request, and the form shall be submitted to the Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Office no later than ten (10) school days prior to the start of the college course.

• All concurrent college courses, where credit is earned, will be entered on the high school transcript along with the grade earned in the class. Grades placed on the transcript will be used for GPA and class ranking calculations and will be assigned a 5.0 weight on the OKCPS weighted grading scale.

• Students must adhere to the GPA requirements set forth by the college to remain eligible to enroll in any courses for the following semester.

• College course grades will be monitored and used for determining OSSAA eligibility on a weekly basis and students are required to follow the procedures for reporting grades to the high school. 

• Students will be required to provide an official transcript with final semester grades for each college course taken concurrently. Transcripts should be submitted to the high school registrar no later than five (5) school days after grades are made available by the higher education institution. 

• Although grades lower than a C will be transcripted for high school credit, some colleges may require the course to be repeated in order to fulfill degree requirements. 

• Students who withdraw from a course during the semester without enrolling in another college course during the same term are required to notify their high school counselor within one (1) school day. Students will be enrolled in a high school course at that time, which may or may not count for high school credit depending on the date enrolled.

• Students who fail to report grades or to notify their counselor as specified above may receive additional academic and/or disciplinary consequences which may include an F grade assigned for the concurrent course or assigned elective.