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Concurrent Enrollment High School Agreement and Registration Form for School Year 2020/2021 SECTION A: To be completed by the Student (PLEASE PRINT, use Black Ink) Last Name ACC Student ID #First

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How to fill out concurrent enrollment high school

1. Check with your high school counselor to see if they offer concurrent enrollment options.
2. Research the colleges or universities that offer concurrent enrollment programs.
3. Review the admission requirements and application process for each institution.
4. Fill out the necessary application forms and submit them to the appropriate college or university.
5. Meet with your high school counselor to discuss your course selection and obtain approval for concurrent enrollment.
6. Register for your chosen courses at the college or university.
7. Attend all classes and complete assignments and exams as required.
8. Communicate regularly with your high school counselor and college or university advisor for any questions or concerns.
9. Stay organized and manage your time effectively to balance both high school and college coursework.
10. Follow all policies and guidelines set by the college or university, and maintain a satisfactory academic standing.

Who needs concurrent enrollment high school?

1. Concurrent enrollment in high school is typically beneficial for motivated and academically advanced students.
2. Students who want to challenge themselves academically and get a head start on their college education can benefit from concurrent enrollment.
3. It is also suitable for students who are looking to explore new subjects or career interests before committing to a full college program.
4. Concurrent enrollment can be especially valuable for students who are planning to attend college after high school and want to demonstrate their ability to succeed in a college setting.

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What is concurrent enrollment high school?

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

Who is required to file concurrent enrollment high school?

Students who wish to earn college credit while in high school are required to file for concurrent enrollment.

How to fill out concurrent enrollment high school?

To fill out concurrent enrollment high school, students must meet with their high school counselor and college advisor to select eligible courses and complete necessary paperwork.

What is the purpose of concurrent enrollment high school?

The purpose of concurrent enrollment high school is to give students a head start on their college education and save both time and money.

What information must be reported on concurrent enrollment high school?

Information such as the college courses being taken, the number of credits earned, and the grades received must be reported on concurrent enrollment high school.