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  Frequently Asked Questions
 
 
 
After I graduate high school will I be considered an incoming freshman or a continuing student?
Do my Early College credits count toward high school graduation?
Can I be an Early College student if I have been home schooled?
Will I still get my high school diploma?
How many classes should I sign up for?
How do I transfer my college credit to another university?
What special features and activities does Early College offer?
Do I need to work with my high school counselor?
How do I contact the Early College office?

 

After I graduate high school will I be considered an incoming freshman or a continuing student?
It's up to you. There are some wonderful scholarship opportunities for incoming freshman that Early College students are eligible for once they graduate from high school. Hence, many students opt to be considered as an incoming freshman. There are, however, many excellent opportunities for continuing students. Talk to our advisors if you're having trouble deciding.
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Do my Early College credits count toward high school graduation?
Usually, yes. Ultimately it is up to the school which credits are accepted and which credits are not. Typically 3 credits at WSU equal one credit (or one year) at the high school level. See the equivalency page for more detail.
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Can I be an Early College student if I have been home schooled?
Yes. We are happy to work with you. Simply complete the Early College application and submit it with your ACT scores.
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Will I still get my high school diploma?
Yes. The WSU Early College academic advisors will work with you and your high school counselor to make sure the classes you register for will meet your high school graduation requirements.
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How many classes should I sign up for?
You may take a full university schedule of 12 credit hours or more, or you may combine a few classes at your high school with one or two university classes per semester. You may enroll in any of the courses at WSU that build on your academic background, as long as you meet the prerequisites. These courses will fulfill requirements for both high school and university graduation and are transferable to other colleges and universities.
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How do I transfer my credit to another university?
All of your college credit can be transferred to other public universities/colleges within Utah. You will need to check with other private schools or schools in other states about which credits they will accept.

You can transfer your credit by submitting a written request (faxed or mailed) to the records department.
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What special features and activities does Early College offer?
You can enjoy university life and access many campus resources. These resources may include tutorial services, career and personal counseling, athletic events, association memberships, cultural events, honors program, travel study, student activities and more.
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Do I need to work with my high school counselor?
Yes! You should work closely with your high school counselor and a WSU Early College academic advisor. Both your counselor and advisor will help you to meet your high school graduation requirements, coordinate a course schedule and answer your questions so you can be successful.
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How do I contact the Early College office?
Go to the Contact Information page.
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Weber State University, Early College, Ogden, Utah 84408-4013, (801) 626-7362