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Dual Credit Student Drop Form Student Information Last Name (Current Full Legal)CJC Student ID School DistrictFirst NameEmail Address CRN(Course Reference No) (Example 12345)Subject and Course (Example

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1. Meet with your high school guidance counselor to discuss the dual credit/concurrent courses available at your school.
2. Research the requirements of the dual credit/concurrent courses you are interested in taking, including any prerequisite courses or placement tests.
3. Complete any necessary paperwork or applications for the dual credit/concurrent courses and submit them according to the given instructions.
4. Register for the dual credit/concurrent courses following the registration guidelines provided by your high school or college.
5. Attend all classes for the dual credit/concurrent courses and actively participate in the learning process.
6. Manage your time effectively to balance the workload of both high school and college-level coursework.
7. Take advantage of support services provided by your high school and college, such as tutoring or academic advising.
8. Meet all deadlines for assignments, exams, and other course requirements to ensure successful completion of the dual credit/concurrent courses.
9. Communicate regularly with your high school and college instructors to clarify any questions or concerns related to the dual credit/concurrent courses.
10. Stay motivated and focused throughout the duration of the dual credit/concurrent courses to maximize your learning experience and earn college credit.

Who needs dual creditconcurrent courses and?

1. High school students who are looking to get a head start on their college education.
2. Students who want to challenge themselves academically and experience college-level coursework while still in high school.
3. Individuals who are interested in exploring a particular field of study before committing to a full college program.
4. Students who want to save time and money by earning college credits while still in high school.
5. Those who may have limited financial resources and see dual credit/concurrent courses as an affordable way to earn college credits.
6. Students who wish to demonstrate their academic abilities and enhance their college applications.
7. Individuals who have a clear career path in mind and want to gain relevant knowledge and skills through dual credit/concurrent courses.

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What is dual credit/concurrent courses and?

Dual credit/concurrent courses allow high school students to earn college credit while still in high school.

Who is required to file dual credit/concurrent courses and?

High school administrators or designated staff members are required to file dual credit/concurrent courses.

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The dual credit/concurrent courses form must be completed with detailed information about the courses, instructors, and students.

What is the purpose of dual credit/concurrent courses and?

The purpose of dual credit/concurrent courses is to provide high school students with opportunities to get a head start on their college education.

What information must be reported on dual credit/concurrent courses and?

Information such as course titles, course numbers, instructor names, and student enrollment numbers must be reported on the dual credit/concurrent courses form.