Concurrent Enrollment Guide - One Page

Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to take college-level courses while still completing their high school education. These courses may be taken at a college, online, or at a high school that partners with a college or university. Successful completion may earn both high school and college credits.

• Earn college credit while in high school

• Save time and money on college tuition

• Experience college-level coursework early

• Strengthen college applications

• Gain exposure to different academic fields

• Being a high school student

• Meeting minimum GPA requirements

• Gaining approval from a high school counselor or administrator

• Meeting course prerequisites (if applicable)

• Completing placement tests (if required)

• Stay organized and manage your time effectively.

• Communicate regularly with instructors and academic advisors.

• Utilize college resources such as tutoring and library services.

• Keep track of deadlines and requirements for both high school and college courses.

• Maintain strong academic performance to ensure credit transfer.