High School CE Students
The 3 Steps
Resources
Appeal for Students under the age of 15 to participate in concurrent enrollment
Per SLCC Policy, students who “are under the age of 15 are expected to have exhausted all educational resources at the secondary level before petitioning for special status at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC).” For those rare and exceptional circumstances in which a student under the age of 15 has exhausted all educational resources at the secondary level, is motivated, and is academically and socially prepared to engage in college level coursework, this form can be used to petition for participation in concurrent enrollment coursework.
After the completing the form and submitting it to the Concurrent Enrollment Office with the required documentation, the appeal will be reviewed by a committee within 10 business days. After review, the student and high school will receive notification on whether the appeal has been granted or denied via email. Decisions made by the appeals committee are final.
Concurrent On-Campus Registration Deadline Appeal
The Concurrent On-Campus general registration window closes on May 31 for Fall semester and December 15 for Spring semester. This allows SLCC to return empty seats that have been reserved for concurrent enrollment students back to the academic department so that full-tuition-paying adult students can claim those seats. If there continue to be seats available once those empty seats have been returned to the academic department on the dates listed above, CE students may submit an appeal to the SLCC academic department associate dean to be registered in the class as a concurrent enrollment student. Academic departments have the right to deny any appeals based on the needs of their department and the full-tuition-paying adult student demand for those classes. Once the "Last Day to Add Classes" date has passed no appeals will be accepted.
Only students who meet the qualifications to participate listed on the SLCC Concurrent On-Campus web page are eligible for an appeal.
Concurrent On-Campus 3 Course Limit Appeal
Per SLCC Concurrent Enrollment policy high school junior (11th graders) and senior (12th graders) CE students are not allowed to take more than 3 classes per semester on a SLCC campus including online classes. Freshman (9th graders) and Sophomores (10th graders) are not allowed to participate in the SLCC Concurrent On-Campus Program, however they are allowed to take concurrent enrollment classes in any participating high school in which they are counted in the average daily membership. There is no appeal process for Freshman and Sophomores to participate in the Concurrent On-Campus Program.
Students whose academic plan is impossible to achieve without taking more than 3 concurrent enrollment classes on a SLCC campus may appeal to take more than 3 CE classes on a SLCC campus through the Concurrent On-Campus Program using the form below.
Students in concurrent enrollment are not allowed to take more than 18 concurrent enrollment credits per semester and more than 30 credits per year. There is no appeal process for these credit limits.
