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Concurrent Enrollment: 1 class, 2 times the credit, 0 tuition!

 

 


 

 

 

 
Ogden, Utah
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The WSU Concurrent Enrollment Program has high expectations of our secondary school partners. Learning and fulfilling your roles and responsibilities will strengthen our partnership, the concurrent program, and contribute to student success.

Administrative Training

Online Administrative Training module
 
 

What you need to know

The following requirements help our program meet the credentialing obligations as specified by USHE, USBR and NACEP.

Standardized Documentation
  • Concurrent documentation is standardized; therefore, all syllabi must include the department’s course content and be in the approved format. The first page of each approved syllabi should not be altered.
Approval Process
  • Renewing instructors are required to submit an updated course syllabi and request form annually each November for the upcoming school year. Instructors seeking approval status for the first time will submit the following documentation: an updated resume, an approved syllabus, the request form and other paperwork listed in the qualifications document (look under downloadable forms)
  • Resumes are submitted with the initial documentation, and thereafter every 5 years (unless significant changes have taken place and an updated resume is requested)
Evaluation
  • All concurrent students are extended the privilege of evaluating the teacher of the course
  • We encourage all concurrent instructors to evaluate the WSU Concurrent Program
Program Philosophy
  • Courses should reflect the pedagogical, theoretical, and philosophical orientation of the WSU sponsoring department.
 
There are so many roles for Concurrent Enrollment Program partners. We're here to help you make the most of your time.
  • Concurrent Adjunct Faculty
  • High School Counselors
  • Site Representatives
  • District Representatives
Find out how you contribute to Concurrent student success
 

Academic Advising
The academic advising center's website is a valuable resource to teachers and counselors. Here you will find general education requirements, advisors, first year experience, and other information.

Benefits
You can enjoy benefits such as free WSU tuition, an activity card, and more when you teach a Concurrent Enrollment class.

Calendar
Important dates and deadlines (i.e. admission, registration, grade submission, etc.) to assist our school partners.

Courses
Search for approved Concurrent Enrollment courses.

Credit Options
Early College, CLEP, AP, and Concurrent Enrollment are among the types of college credit students can get while in High School.

Downloadable Forms
Concurrent documentation has been placed on line for the convenience of our many partners.

Expectations
Adjunct instructors for Concurrent Enrollment are expected to perform certain responsibilities and adhere to the expectations.

Getting Approved
The information and resources you need to get approved to teach a Concurrent Enrollment course.

Partner Helpbook
The Concurrent Enrollment Partner Helpbook contains the policies and procedures you need to succeed with your class.
 
 
  • Help your students discover their college credit options while in high school by attending a college credit information meeting hosted by Early College.
 

 
 
Weber State University, Concurrent Enrollment, Ogden, Utah 84408-4014,
801-626-6600, concurrent@weber.edu