Early College Entrance
Requirements
Am I eligible for Early College?
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You must be a junior or senior in high school (or the equivalent if home
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You must have an index number of 100
(calculated from your composite ACT and cumulative GPA. Example, 3.0 GPA and 23
ACT = 100 index) |
What if I'm not a Junior or
Senior or my ACT isn't high enough?
If you are sophomore (10th grade) or your
index score isn't high enough, you
can
still possibly take courses at Weber State
University. High School Freshmen
cannot participate in Early College. You will need to apply
to be admitted to Early College as
an
Explorer Status student.
Read
more. What if my ACT isn't high enough?
If your
index score isn't high enough, you can still possibly take courses at Weber State University. You will need to apply to be admitted to Early College as an
Explorer Status student.
Read
more.
What if I don’t have a GPA?
If you are a home school student
and do not have a high school GPA or
GPA equivalent, we will still allow
you to apply for Early College. You
will need to submit a transcript
listing the equivalent of courses
you have completed through your
studies with an assigned grade for
each course and an overall grade
point average. Your submitted
overall grade point average will be
used to determine your index score.
What if I haven’t taken the ACT
exam?
All students must take the ACT
exam to be admitted to the Early
College program. If you haven’t yet
taken the ACT exam, consider
registering for the WSU
Residual ACT exam. You also have
the option of taking the SAT exam.
Either score will be accepted.
Does WSU Early College accept
home-schooled students?
Yes. We’ll be happy to work with
you. Simply fill out the
Early
College application and send it
to us with your ACT scores. We will
also need a transcript of sorts
listing the courses or course
equivalent of what you have
completed through your home
schooling with an assigned grade for
each course and an overall grade
point average (GPA). Your submitted
overall grade point average will be
used to determine your index score.
What is
the ACCUPLACER test?
Every student must complete
certain English and math core
requirements at Weber State
University. Placement in the
appropriate classes can be critical
to a student’s success. The
ACCUPLACER
English and math placement exams
offer students the opportunity to be
placed in math and English courses
that may better match their level of
ability.
Download the ACCUPLACER assessment
information. ACCUPLACER
Testing Information
Students whose ACT math score is
below 23 and English score is below
17 must take the ACCUPLACER test in
order to register for classes.
ACCUPLACER exams are $10 and are given at the following locations:
›Student
Services Testing Center
›Social
Science Testing Center
›Davis
Campus Testing Center
›WSU
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