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Concurrent Enrollment
High school students can take community college classes while in high school.* Best of all, they do not need to pay registration fees for these classes.
Reasons to Take a Community College Class
A. Earn college credits now to satisfy General Education requirements at 4-year colleges.
B. Demonstrate the capacity to do college-level work.
C. Explore a possible career interest.
D. Satisfy high school graduation requirements.*
A community college class counts towards your minimum enrollment requirement each semester.
Seniors must take 4 classes per semester; younger students must enroll in at least 5 classes per semester.
Concurrent Enrollment Process
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Concurrent Enrollment Processtitle
* The student is responsible for: confirming that the college course satisfies a WHS graduation requirement [contact school counselor]; renting or buying the required materials for the course; communicating with the college staff to ensure academic success; submitting an official college transcript to satisfy a WHS graduation requirement; and managing enrollment in college courses (adding, dropping, or withdrawing from a course).