How to Apply
Verify that you will be able to meet the deadline for Early Enrollment Admissions. Our registration dates and deadlines coincide with the Academic Calendar for our regular students. Admissions applications received after the deadline will be processed for the following semester.
Check the Required Documents Checklist. Gather all the required documents pertaining to you, print and upload them to your Admissions Application Portal. The required documents must be submitted in order to be considered for admissions.
Submit your application by clicking.
Please upload all needed documents found under “Forms”.
Please contact us with any questions at 801-957-4214 or email earlyenrollment@slcc.edu.
Who is Eligible?
Students must:
- Have completed their sophomore year (10th grade).
- Be currently enrolled in high school, OR registered as home schooled through the school district, OR officially withdrawn and released from Utah's compulsory age for education (18) through the school district.
- Demonstrate current college level proficiency by placing in ENGL 1010 and MATH 1030 or 1010. Math test scores must be within 18 months to be accepted. English scores do not expire and are accepted at any time. ACT and SLCC Placement Process scores (SLCC or other UT institutions) are accepted for placement.
*Note: Test scores must be official so make sure they are on your high school transcripts or request transfer scores to be sent directly to us. Contact us at 801-957-4214 for the email address currently accepting test scores.
| English | Math (Within 18 months.) | |
|---|---|---|
| ACT | Reading: 18 | 19 |
| SLCC Placement Process |
English: Place into ENGL 1010 |
Math: Place into MATH 1010 |
Advising
Students who are currently enrolled as a Concurrent Enrollment student are not required to meet with an Advisor prior to registering for classes. Only newly accepted Early Enrollment Students who have not participated in Concurrent Enrollment are required to meet with an Advisor prior to registering for classes. The Advisor will discuss the student’s responsibility with their courses and tuition, the differences between high school and college courses and what should be expected. Our Admissions Advisors are available at Taylorsville Redwood, West Valley Center, South City and Jordan Campuses. The advising session must be completed, registration will be blocked until it is completed.
Schedule a session with one of our Admission Advisors:
| Advisor | Campus | Phone | Email Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riley Bassett | South City Campus | 801-957-3391 | riley.bassett@slcc.edu |
| Darlene Lopez | Taylorsville Redwood Campus | 801-957-4974 | dlope114@slcc.edu |
| Cristina Perez | West Valley Center | 801-957-2125 | cristina.gurreroperez@slcc.edu |
| Dreyah Hagan | Taylorsville Redwood Campus | 801-957-3772 | dreyah.hagan@slcc.edu |
| Monica Perez | Taylorsville Redwood Campus | 801-957-4948 | monica.perez@slcc.edu |
It is recommended for course availability that students submit all required documents and meet with an advisor two to three months before the beginning of the semester. Applications will not be accepted after the deadline.
Transfer Credit
Students who have prior college credit and/or who have completed Advanced Placement (AP) tests with a score of 3 or higher, may request the credit to be posted to their SLCC record to fulfill pre-requisite and program requirements. Please follow these instructions on how to have prior transcripts evaluated.
SLCC does not accept AP scores reported through a high school or previous college transcript. If SLCC was not listed as a score recipient when you took the AP exam, you must order an official AP Score Report. Please contact AP Score Reporting Services at 888-225-5427 to order your official report.
SLCC College Board Code: 4864
See College Board for more information.
Early Enrollment Admissions Appeals
- Students who do not meet eligibility requirements and have not submitted their application/documentation may appeal the requirements by submitting a letter of appeal with their application. You will need to submit all other documents showing the requirements you have met as well as any letters of recommendation that may support your reason for appeal.
- Students who have been denied may either try to meet the requirements again (i.e. re-testing, turning in missing/official documents) or submit a letter of appeal explaining your situation and reasoning along with any other documents to support your case.
All appeals with documentation should be taken to the Redwood Campus Admissions office. The appeals deadline is five business days following the application deadline. Please contact us with any questions at 957-4214.