Take Advantage of WSU While in High School

Weber State University offers four higher education opportunities: Concurrent Enrollment, Early College, Advanced Placement (AP) and College Level Examination Program (CLEP). Participating in these programs allows students to receive college credit before graduating from high school.

Visit the Early Credit website for more information.

	› Advanced Placement (AP)     AP classes are offered through and taught at your high school. At the end of your AP class, you will be given the opportunity to register for and take an exam. You can receive college credit depending on your score on each AP exam. Regardless of your score on the AP exam, you will still receive high school credit for the AP class.         › College Level Examination Program (CLEP)     CLEP is offered through the university. To earn CLEP credit, you take a national exam that tests your knowledge in a particular area. You will receive college credit depending on your test score on each CLEP exam.         › Concurrent     High school juniors and seniors take university-approved courses at the high school to earn both high school and college credit.         › Early College     High school students take classes at Weber State University to fulfill both high school and university requirements for graduation.