Registration Information

How to Register

New Students
Once you have been admitted to the Early College program, you will be given the opportunity to meet with one of the academic advisors to determine your schedule and to register. It’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the general education requirements before coming to your appointment. The advisor will go over the general education requirements for Weber State University and help you decide on courses in which you would like to enroll.

All Others
If you've registered through Early College before, you can download the registration form (pdf) and send to Early College by the correct deadline. ALL registration, changes, adding classes, dropping classes, etc. needs to be done through the Early College Office. Early College students are not authorized to register or change their own schedule

Required Courses

There are no required courses in Early College. We want to make sure that you are taking courses that will help you graduate from high school first and fulfill general education requirements second. When you are first admitted to the Early College program, you will be given the opportunity to meet with one of the academic advisors to determine your schedule and to register. It’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the general education requirements before coming to your appointment. The advisor will go over the general education requirements for Weber State University and help you decide on courses in which you would like to enroll.

Each year we sit down with you, your parent(s), and your high school counselor to determine your Student Education Occupation Plan (SEOP). This will help you decide which courses are needed to graduate. The Early College Office will schedule this SEOP meeting with your high school counselor and then will notify you via mail or phone of your appointment date and time. Please keep this appointment, as it is difficult for our office to schedule available times between our office and your counselor’s office. If you absolutely cannot make the appointment date and time, please notify the Early College Office and we will attempt to reschedule.

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.