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Concurrent On-Campus
en EspañolOverview
The Concurrent On-Campus program offers high schools students from participating high schools in the Salt Lake Valley the opportunity to take a limited selection of concurrent enrollment courses on any physical SLCC campus at the cost of $5/credit hour. Concurrent On-Campus classes are mixed classes with both high school concurrent students and regular adult college students. Students receive both college and high school credit for the courses offered through Concurrent On-Campus.
Qualifications to Participate
- You must be counted in the Average Daily Membership of a participating high school within the SLCC service region, throughout the entire semester that you are taking the class on our campus.
- You must have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA.
- You must be a 11th or 12th grader. No appeals for 9th adn 10th graders are allowed.
- You must complete SLCC admissions and meet any course and class status prerequisites listed on the CE Course Offerings page, as well as meet any high school prerequisites outlined by your high school.
- You are strongly encouraged to meet with an SLCC academic advisor before participating in Concurrent On-Campus.
Registration Rules
Registration windows and deadlines (add, drop, withdrawal) for Concurrent On-Campus classes mirror SLCC windows and deadlines. The only difference is that the deadline to request Concurrent On-Campus classes falls one week prior to the registration deadline. After the request deadline you may continue to attempt to register for those classes you have requested, however no new requests may be made after that deadline. Deadlines are listed here: http://www.slcc.edu/academiccalendar/.
You are limited to 3 Concurrent On-Campus classes per semester. Additional classes must be taken at the high school or through Early Enrollment.
Only the courses listed on the Concurrent On-Campus class schedule are available for the reduced tuition of $5.00/credit. If you register for an Early Enrollment section of a Concurrent On-Campus course WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY FULL TUITION, so it is very important that you carefully follow the registration process listed below. After the registration deadline has passed we do not move students from early enrollment sections to concurrent enrollment sections. If you have questions about how to ensure that you don't register for the wrong courses please contact the SLCC Concurrent Enrollment Office.
There is also no waitlist option for concurrent enrollment students. IF YOU ARE NOT OFFICIALLY REGISTERED IN THE CLASS YOU SHOULD NOT ATTEND CLASS. SLCC faculty cannot perform registration overrides for CE students.
Resources
For instructions on how to register visit our MySLCC Course Registration Tutorial on our MySLCC Tutorials Page.
For instructions on how to see how may credits you have earned visit our MySLCC Tutorial on How to View Your Grades.
To understand how to use the class schedule below you can download our Concurrent On-Campus class schedule guide.
Registration Process
STEP 1: Review the PDF list of courses available through Concurrent On-Campus which can be found on the SLCC Concurrent Enrollment website and identify between 1 to 3 classes that they are interested in taking.
STEP 2: Take that list of classes to your high school counselor AND CE coordinator to make sure that (1) it will work with your high school schedule and (2) that you meet all high school and SLCC eligibility requirements to take those courses.
STEP 3: The high school CE coordinator completes and submits an electronic course request form for you. If you or your parent or guardian submits the form the request will be denied.
STEP 4: The SLCC CE Office receives the form, reviews the request to verify that all eligibility requirements are met, and then removes the registration lock on the requested classes so you can self-register for those classes.
STEP 6: You self-register for the class(es) if seats are available. Typically you are able to self-register 48 hours after the CE coordinator submits the request form.
AT END OF THE SEMESTER: The CE office sends the high school a grade report at the end of each semester and the high school records that grade on your high school transcript.
Download the Fall 2023 Class Schedule
