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How to fill out concurrent enrollment

1. To fill out concurrent enrollment, follow these steps:
2. Contact your academic advisor to discuss your interest in concurrent enrollment.
3. Research the colleges or universities that offer concurrent enrollment programs.
4. Review the admission requirements and deadlines for each institution.
5. Complete the application forms for both your current institution and the institution you wish to enroll in concurrently.
6. Gather all required documents, such as transcripts, test scores, and recommendation letters.
7. Submit the completed application forms and supporting documents to the respective institutions.
8. Pay any applicable application fees.
9. Wait for your acceptance letters from both institutions.
10. Consult with your academic advisor to create a schedule that accommodates both institutions' requirements.
11. Register for classes at both institutions based on your approved schedule.
12. Attend all classes and fulfill the requirements of both institutions.
13. Communicate regularly with your academic advisor to ensure you are on track with your concurrent enrollment.

Who needs concurrent enrollment?

1. Concurrent enrollment is beneficial for:
2. - High school students who wish to earn college credits while still in high school.
3. - College students who want to take courses at another institution to supplement their current coursework.
4. - Working professionals who want to expand their knowledge or skills by taking courses at a different institution.
5. - Students who want to explore additional areas of interest outside of their current academic program.
6. - Individuals who have already completed a degree but wish to take additional courses for personal or professional development.

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What is concurrent enrollment?

Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to take college classes while still in high school.

Who is required to file concurrent enrollment?

High school students who want to earn college credits before graduating are required to file concurrent enrollment.

How to fill out concurrent enrollment?

To fill out concurrent enrollment, students need to meet with their high school counselor and college advisor to choose appropriate courses.

What is the purpose of concurrent enrollment?

The purpose of concurrent enrollment is to allow high school students to get a head start on their college education and earn college credits early.

What information must be reported on concurrent enrollment?

Information such as student's name, high school, college courses selected, and signatures from high school counselor and college advisor must be reported on concurrent enrollment.

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