Concurrent Enrollment

Program Overview

What is Concurrent Enrollment (CE)?

It is the simultaneous enrollment of a student in both a high school and a higher education institution in one or more courses.  Educators who are endorsed in both college and 6-12 institutions teach these tuition-free concurrent enrollment courses.  Upon successful completion of a course, students will receive college-level credit and meet the high school graduation guidelines.

How to qualify for concurrent enrollment

• Concurrent Enrollment college credit is subject to course and teacher approval and completion of all required registration steps within the designated semester deadline.
• Courses are subject to cancellation for Concurrent Enrollment college credit due to unforeseen circumstances.
• Prerequisites to courses may change at any time.

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CT's Concurrent Enrollment Courses

Business

• Accounting 2
• Computer Applications

Engineering Technologies and Computer Science (Dual Enrollment through MSU)

• Engineering Design
• Computer-Aided Design

English

• English Composition 1021 Yearlong
• English Composition 1021 Semester 1
• English Composition 1022
• English Literature 1015

Health Sciences

• Intro to Health Care
• Comprehensive Medical Terminology

Social Studies

• Intro to Criminal Justice and Policing Systems
• US History to Reconstruction (Semester 1)
• US History since Civil War (Semester 2)

Math

• College Algebra Yearlong w/ Lab
• College Algebra Semester 1
• College Trigonometry
• Statistical Analysis
• Calculus

Science

• Physical Geography: Climate and Ecology