Concurrent Enrollment

Layton High Concurrent Enrollment (CE)

Concurrent Enrollment courses provide an option for students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time.

During the week leading up to the start of school and within the first days of class, the CE teacher will provide and go over information on how to enroll as a student at the college offering the credit and how to register for their specific CE class.

Until then, refer to the following information to navigate the Concurrent Enrollment journey.

INFORMATION ABOUT CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

WHY TAKE A CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT (CE) CLASS?

1. Time: Could graduate from college sooner and get an earlier start on your career. Earn 36-40 credits towards the 60 credit associates degree.

2. Money: Less university tuition is paid and debt is accrued saving thousands of dollars.

3. Jumpstart on College and Career Preparation: Get a feel for what will be expected in college or in a technical school.

4. College Access: Receive the same college student benefits as a full-time college student on campus.

5. College Credit: Begin your college transcript in high school where the grades earned in concurrent enrollment classes, including failing grades and withdrawals, appear on your permanent college transcript.

Begin working on or receive your General Ed Certificate of Completion showing universities that the General Ed requirements have been completed.

6. Scholarships: Incoming WSU freshman who have completed at least 12 Concurrent Enrollment credits from any Utah Higher Institution with a 3.0 cumulative GPA average will receive a four-year or 8 semester tuition waiver ($2000 per year) to WSU.

Do not be misadvised. Meet with a WSU college academic advisor through ceadvising@weber.edu and check with your desired college institution for updated official information on what credits will transfer.

Concurrent enrollment cautions and guidelines

LHS CE Course Offerings 21-22

CE Roadmap to Enrolling and Registration

Completing the Status switch from high School ce to student to college student. Do by Decmber 1.

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

University information, Enrolling as a WSU student, and registering for WSU CE classes.

Click link to START Admissions and Registration process at

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

Complete Step #1
Wait 24 Hours then Complete Step #2 and Step #3
Be prepared with a Credit Card for Step #1 and Step #3

Weber State University is our established concurrent enrollment partner. The majority of our courses are with WSU.

Admission Cost: $35.00 one-time charge
Registration Cost: $5/credit hour + e-book charge for selected classes

Roadmap instructions to getting admitted to WSU and to register in CE classes

WSU General Education list of Classes

Completing the WSU Status Switch

UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY

Enrolling as a student and registering for classes at UVU.

SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Enrolling as a student and registering for classes at SLCC

To register for SLCC click on the link below.

SLCC CE http://www.slcc.edu/concurrentenrollment/

Admissions to SLCC http://www.slcc.edu/concurrentenrollment/Students/admission.html

REgistration for classes http://www.slcc.edu/concurrentenrollment/Students/registration.html

Pay tuition http://www.slcc.edu/concurrentenrollment/Students/pay-tuition.html

The college recently changed the registration page. Now instead of clicking on the blue box with the arrow, students will need to select the link that says “Banner”

COMPLETING GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS / EARNING THE CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION (COC)

It is possible for Layton High students to complete many of their General Education requirements while in high school. Click link below to see a list of courses that COULD fulfill General Ed. requirements. This is offered as a tool ONLY. It should NOT be considered an official statement from Weber State University. Please contact a WSU Collegiate Advisor for further advisement.

What is the Certificate of Completion?

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