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HIGH SCHOOL CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT POLICIES AND REQUIREMENTS High School Concurrent Enrollment permits high school students the opportunity to enroll in courses at Santa Monica College or at the high

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How to fill out high school concurrent enrollment:

1. Obtain a concurrent enrollment form from your high school guidance counselor or the college/university you wish to enroll in.
2. Fill out personal information such as your name, address, phone number, and email address.
3. Provide your high school information, including the name of your school, your grade level, and the date you anticipate graduating.
4. Indicate the college or university you wish to enroll in for concurrent enrollment. Include the name of the institution, the specific courses you want to take, and any prerequisites or restrictions.
5. Obtain the necessary signatures. You will likely need signatures from your parent or guardian, your high school principal or counselor, and possibly the college or university's admissions office.
6. Submit the completed form to the appropriate office, whether it be your high school guidance counselor or the college/university's admissions office.
7. Follow up with the office to ensure your enrollment has been processed and to receive any further instructions.

Who needs high school concurrent enrollment:

1. High school students who wish to earn college credits while still in high school.
2. Students who want to explore college courses and gain a better understanding of higher education.
3. Individuals who want to get a head start on their college education and potentially graduate earlier than their peers.
4. Students who are looking to challenge themselves academically and seek additional learning opportunities beyond their high school curriculum.
5. Those who want to experience the college environment and gain a sense of what it's like to be a college student before fully committing to a particular institution.

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What is high school concurrent enrollment?

Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to take college courses and earn both high school and college credits at the same time.

Who is required to file high school concurrent enrollment?

High school students who wish to take college courses while still attending high school are required to file for concurrent enrollment.

How to fill out high school concurrent enrollment?

To fill out high school concurrent enrollment, students need to complete the necessary application forms and meet with their school counselor to discuss the courses they plan to take.

What is the purpose of high school concurrent enrollment?

The purpose of high school concurrent enrollment is to provide students with the opportunity to get a head start on their college education and save time and money by earning college credits while still in high school.

What information must be reported on high school concurrent enrollment?

Information such as the college courses the student plans to take, the number of credits they will earn, and the approval of their school counselor must be reported on high school concurrent enrollment forms.