If you possess a desire to seek challenging, rigorous educational opportunities for both high school and college credit, then you may be interested in registering for concurrent enrollment credit.
Some classes that will offer concurrent enrollment credit are open to sophomores. Please check with your CE course instructor to see if college credit can be awarded to sophomore students.
A few courses, such as English 1010, English 2010 and Communication 2110 are available to seniors only.
It is expected that students will have the necessary background and meet the academic requirements to demonstrate success in concurrent enrollment courses. It is recommended that concurrent enrollment students have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
Some institutions may require minimum ACT or Accuplacer scores in addition to the minimum 3.0 GPA before enrollment at the university or for specific courses.
Students below 3.0 GPA need to have their counselors’ approval to register for a CE class.
All concurrent enrollment course registration will take place by the 3rd week of the semester.
Universities recommend 90% attendance or better in all concurrent enrollment courses.
Students will be responsible to purchase any required books, outline, and/or supplies as required by the University.
Most post-secondary institutions charge a one-time application fee. Payment of this fee is the responsibility of the student.
Students must be admitted to the University prior to registering for a concurrent class. The student must pay a minimum $5.00 per credit hour to the university for each concurrent class for which they are registered.
Once you register for concurrent enrollment credit, you will have to abide by the university’s drop deadlines. If drops are not completed by these dates, you will receive an “F” on your college transcript. Check with the CTE office for official drop dates.
The grade you earn in any concurrent enrollment course will be part of your permanent high school transcript as well as your college transcript.
College credit for concurrent enrollment is not guaranteed from year to year. It is determined by the university as to which courses and instructors qualify to offer the credit.
Concurrent enrollment credit can only be offered if the following criteria are met:
1. The course must appear on the USOE Master List for Concurrent Enrollment. USOE/UHSE Courses may change from year to year.
2. The secondary teacher has applied and has been approved to teach the concurrent enrollment Curriculum. This approval is granted from the post-secondary institution and requires reapplication every year.
REGISTERING FOR A CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT CLASS AT ROY HIGH DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MAKE YOU A WSU STUDENT, NOR REGISTER YOU IN THE WSU CLASS.
Please check with your counselor if you have any questions regarding concurrent enrollment courses and the status of the class. It is important to remember that concurrent enrollment should be in line with your PCCR, college, and career goals.
