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Concurrent enrollment

Concurrent enrollment. Ashley Farr Cameron Howlett Lauralei Gerber Bryce Sloat Jordan Bishop. What is concurrent enrollment?.

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Concurrent enrollment

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  1. Concurrent enrollment Ashley Farr Cameron Howlett Lauralei Gerber Bryce Sloat Jordan Bishop

  2. What is concurrent enrollment? • CE is college classes available specifically for high school students. It gives both high school and college credit. Tuition is free, but you must pay for books, supplies, etc.

  3. requirements • Finished sophomore year in high school • Apply for admission • Pay $40 fee • Take Accuplacer

  4. Jsdce • Bingham - 28 • Copper Hills - 23 • Riverton - 12 • Herriman - 11 • Valley • West Jordan - 10

  5. Where does hhs stand? • At HHS, there’s only around 100 students taking concurrent enrollment • Where did they hear about it? • How many courses are they taking at once?(This semester)

  6. Which classes do students wish to add?

  7. What should the teachers do? • Do teachers think CE is beneficial for students? What about for teachers? So why isn’t it marketed and taught more at HHS?

  8. Does the school give enough info? • The majority of students heard from their counselors/teachers. From our research, we’ve concluded that self-interest was the main reason kids took CE courses.

  9. Recommendations • CE is only talked about for 5-10 minutes at orientations. We suggest that there is more time to give information about it and the benefits. • Give informative meetings after school for parents. • Send packets with info with registration letters in the mail. • Announcements during school. • Pamphlets or brochures in counseling office.

  10. Recommendations cont. • There isn’t much info on the HHS website about CE. We suggest they give a designated section on the website for more information and requirements.

  11. Summary • Concurrent Enrollment isn’t marketed at HHS effectively. • Students mainly pursue the classes from their own interest. • Not enough information is given to parents and students. • It isn’t really suggested or pushed on high school students. • HHS needs to advertise CE more on the website, at orientations, meetings/parent teacher conferences, and in the counseling center.

  12. Works cited • http://www.osuokc.edu/concurrent/images/banner.jpg • http://herrimanhighschoolcoursedescript.weebly.com/concurrent-enrollment-slcc.html • http://copperhillshigh.org/guidance/readiness/ce/on-site/ • http://www.rhs.jordan.k12.ut.us/resources/counselingroot/SEOP/concurrent.html • http://cteshawnee.weebly.com/concurrent-enrollment.html • http://www.binghamminers.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=189529&type=d

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