Concurrent Enrollment

Benefits

• You won't have to pay for your college credit (the state of Utah pays your fees while you're still in high school).
• You stay in your familiar high school surroundings while you sample university classes.
• You'll be taught by your familiar high school teachers who know your skill levels and your strengths.
• You won't have to apply to the university or take the ACT test (for most concurrent enrollment classes).
• Concurrent Enrollment's curriculum offers you a wide variety of classes - especially in applied technology.
• You can get a head-start on your career goals and/or a university degree while you are still in high school.
• Concurrent Enrollment credit will transfer to the other public colleges and universities in Utah.

Considerations

• Your Concurrent Enrollment credits/grades will be placed on your permanent Weber State University transcript which may impact your ability to receive and maintain scholarships.
• Many Concurrent Enrollment classes fill elective credit only, and you will need to work with an academic advisor to determine what can count toward your college major.

Concurrent Enrollment

Early College

AP

CLEP