High School CE Students
The 3 Steps
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Concurrent On-Campus
The Concurrent On-Campus program offers high schools students from participating high schools in the Salt Lake Valley the opportunity to take a limited selection of concurrent enrollment courses on a physical SLCC campus or online. Concurrent On-Campus classes are mixed classes with both high school concurrent students and adult college students. Students receive both college and high school credit for the courses offered through Concurrent On-Campus.
- Student must be counted in the Average Daily Membership of a participating high school within the SLCC service region, throughout the entire semester that they are taking the class on the SLCC campus.
- 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA.
- 11th or 12th grade student, as shown on the high school transcript. No students below 11th grade may participate.
- USHE Concurrent Enrollment Application must be completed, to be admitted to SLCC.
- Course prerequisites listed on the CE Course Offerings page along with any prerequisites outlined by the high school must be met for all courses.
- Concurrent On-Campus follows the SLCC Academic Calendar (NOT the Concurrent Enrollment calendar).
- Drop and withdrawal deadlines are earlier than concurrent enrollment classes taught in high schools.
- Students are limited to a maximum of three (3) Concurrent On-Campus classes per semester. Additional classes must be taken at the high school or through Early Enrollment. Regular SLCC tuition rates apply for Early Enrollment students.
- Only students who have been authorized by the Concurrent Enrollment Department to register for the specific sections requested by their high school coordinator are eligible for reduced CE tuition.
- If an Early Enrollment student registers themself for a class that is also a Concurrent On-Campus class, they will be required to pay full tuition. The SLCC Concurrent Enrollment Department will not change a student's status from early enrollment to concurrent enrollment.
- There is no waitlist option for concurrent enrollment students. If your MySLCC account does not indicate that you are registered in a class, you should not attend. SLCC faculty cannot perform registration overrides for CE students on a SLCC campus.
Once the registration window closes for a given semester students will no longer be able to add additional classes or make changes to their schedule.
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Semester |
Registration Window |
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Fall |
OPEN DATE: Varies. Visit the SLCC Academic Calendar and refer to the Priority Registration Dates. New students who have not taken any CE classes through SLCC will be able to begin registering on the date listed for "New or Transfer Student Registration (with orientation completed)". CLOSE DATE: May 31 |
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Spring |
OPEN DATE: Varies. Visit the SLCC Academic Calendar and refer to the Priority Registration Dates for this semester. New students who have not taken any CE classes through SLCC will be able to begin registering on the date listed for "New or Transfer Student Registration (with orientation completed)". CLOSE DATE: December 15 |
Students and Parents will need to sign the online MOU here.
Registration Process
STEP 1: Review the Concurrent On-Campus class schedule and identify up to 3 classes you would like to take.
STEP 2: Meet with your high school counselor and high school CE coordinator to make sure the class times will work with your high school schedule and you meet all high school and SLCC eligibility requirements for the courses.
STEP 3: You and your parent or guardian sign the electronic Concurrent On-Campus MOU (link above).
STEP 4: The SLCC CE Office receives the request and grants you access to register for the class. The request will be marked as "Resolved".
STEP 5: Once access is granted, if you meet eligibility requirements and there are seats available in the classes you have requested, you have until the registration deadline to login to your MySLCC account and register for the class.
AT END OF THE SEMESTER: The CE office sends the high school a grade report at the end of each semester and the high school records that grade on your high school transcript.
