Concurrent Enrollment
TCSD Concurrent Enrollment Information
Please be advised...
- Concurrent Enrollment classes are college classes. The grade a student receives in concurrent enrollment will become part of their official college transcript.
- A student will receive a grade only at the end of the semester, and it will be worth 1 full high school credit. For example, if a student receives a B in their concurrent enrollment class, it is equivalent to receiving 4 B's in a high school class for GPA computation.
- Students who are participating in UHSAA-sanctioned activities should be aware that failing a CE class will result in a GPA change equivalent to 4 F's.
- Concurrent enrollment is open to juniors and seniors with a GPA of 2.5 for CTE classes and 3.0 for general education classes. Math 1050 requires a 23 on the math section of the ACT. Math 1030 & Stat 1040 require a C average in Math 1,2,3.
- Many concurrent enrollment classes at SHS are broadcast, originating at another location. Students are responsible for using the equipment and participating even when their instructor is off-site.
- If a student receives a D or F in concurrent enrollment, they are no longer eligible to take future CE classes. In addition, students must pass (with a C) 66% of their college classes to be eligible for federal financial aid (FAFSA) - this includes Pell Grants and Federal Student Loans.
- Because concurrent enrollment results in college credit, an adjunct faculty member (an SHS teacher who is teaching a college-level course) is under the authority of the college where they teach. The high school classroom becomes a college classroom for that class. Students who are on an IEP or 504 plan must make arrangements through the college disability center for any accommodations needed.
- Withdrawal from a CE class after the registration deadline will result in a 'W' on a student's college transcript. Students who drop college classes must meet with their counselor and Mrs. Cavey.