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BOARD OF REGENTS BRIEFING PAPER Dual and Concurrent Enrollment Fees April 19, 2024 BACKGROUND & POLICY CONTEXT OF ISSUE:Existing Board policy (Title 4, Chapter 16, Section 2) provides that NSHE institutions may enter into agreements or partnerships with school districts, public and private high schools, and charter schools to provide programs in dual enrollment to Nevada high school students. Policy also provides for institutions to offer these programs and courses to high school students at a

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How to fill out dual and concurrent enrollment

1. Determine eligibility requirements for dual and concurrent enrollment programs at your institution.
2. Select appropriate courses that align with your academic goals and interests.
3. Obtain permission from your high school counselor or designated school official.
4. Complete the application or registration form for the dual or concurrent enrollment program.
5. Submit any required documentation, such as transcripts or test scores, to validate academic qualifications.
6. Attend any orientation sessions or informational meetings provided by the college or university.
7. Register for your chosen courses by the specified deadlines.

Who needs dual and concurrent enrollment?

1. High school students seeking to earn college credit while completing their secondary education.
2. Students looking to challenge themselves academically and explore advanced coursework.
3. Individuals aiming to shorten the time needed to complete a college degree.
4. Those wishing to enhance their college applications and demonstrate readiness for higher education.

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What is dual and concurrent enrollment?

Dual enrollment allows high school students to take college courses for credit while still enrolled in high school, whereas concurrent enrollment refers to students being enrolled in both high school and college courses simultaneously.

Who is required to file dual and concurrent enrollment?

Typically, high school students who participate in dual or concurrent enrollment programs are required to file the necessary paperwork, often with assistance from their high school counselor.

How to fill out dual and concurrent enrollment?

To fill out dual and concurrent enrollment forms, students usually need to provide personal information, select the courses they intend to take, and obtain necessary signatures from parents and school officials.

What is the purpose of dual and concurrent enrollment?

The purpose of dual and concurrent enrollment is to provide high school students with an opportunity to earn college credits, enhance their academic skills, and experience college-level coursework while still in high school.

What information must be reported on dual and concurrent enrollment?

Information that must be reported typically includes student identification details, course selections, grades received, and any prior agreements or approvals from educational institutions.