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Concurrent Enrollment Agreement GENERAL INFORMATION AND PROCEDURES If you are a Financial Aid recipient at FIU and enroll for a course at Miami Dade College or Broward College, you may be eligible

How to fill out concurrent enrollment agreement

How to fill out a concurrent enrollment agreement:

1. Obtain a copy of the concurrent enrollment agreement. This document is typically provided by the educational institution offering the concurrent enrollment program.
2. Carefully read through the agreement to understand its terms and conditions. Pay attention to deadlines, course requirements, and any restrictions or limitations outlined in the agreement.
3. Complete the personal information section of the agreement. This will include your full name, contact information, date of birth, and student identification number if applicable.
4. Indicate the specific courses you wish to enroll in. This may involve providing course codes, titles, and the number of credit hours for each course.
5. If required, obtain the necessary signatures. This may involve obtaining signatures from your parent or guardian if you are a minor, your high school counselor or principal, and the college or university representative overseeing the concurrent enrollment program.
6. Submit the completed concurrent enrollment agreement by the specified deadline. This may involve sending the document electronically, by mail, or in-person to the appropriate office.

Who needs a concurrent enrollment agreement:

1. High school students interested in taking college-level courses while still in high school may need to complete a concurrent enrollment agreement. This allows them to earn college credits in addition to their high school credits.
2. College students who wish to take courses at another institution concurrently with their current college or university may also need to complete a concurrent enrollment agreement. This is common for students attending colleges or universities within the same region or consortium.
3. Institutions offering concurrent enrollment programs may require students to complete the agreement to ensure that they meet certain eligibility criteria and understand the responsibilities and expectations associated with participating in the program.

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What is concurrent enrollment agreement?

Concurrent enrollment agreement is an agreement between a high school and a college that allows high school students to take college classes for credit.

Who is required to file concurrent enrollment agreement?

Both the high school and the college are required to file a concurrent enrollment agreement.

How to fill out concurrent enrollment agreement?

Concurrent enrollment agreement can be filled out by designated representatives from the high school and the college.

What is the purpose of concurrent enrollment agreement?

The purpose of concurrent enrollment agreement is to establish a partnership between the high school and the college to provide students with opportunities for advanced coursework.

What information must be reported on concurrent enrollment agreement?

Concurrent enrollment agreement must include details on course offerings, student eligibility criteria, credit transfer policies, and responsibilities of both parties.