1. Concurrent Information Edmond North High School

2. Concurrent Information Edmond North High School
How to qualify
Step By Step process requirements from the counseling office
Advanced Placement v. Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment benefits
On-Campus v. North Campus enrollment
Schedules
Responsibility
Concurrent Information Edmond North High School

3. Do I Qualify For Concurrent Enrollment?
It is recommended to be ahead on credits. i.e. you have taken H.S. credits in middle school or 7 hour schedules.
A credit requirements sheet has been provided.
Not all graduation requirements must be met to participate but the fewer requirements left, the easier the access to CE.
When you drop off the Concurrent Enrollment Approval Form, your counselor will review your transcript. If there is a concern, you will be notified.

4. Step by Step Process Apply online at concurrent college of choice
Request a physical transcript - Turquoise forms are available on the front counter of the counseling office.
Bring in a Concurrent Approval Form (found online )
Your counselor will review your transcript before signing off on this form.
You will be responsible for picking the form up after allowing 48 hours.
When the window opens, you must choose your class.
Return your concurrent schedule and a signed agreement form to your counselor
If you change your schedule at any point YOU MUST NOTIFY YOUR COUNSELOR!

5. Advanced Placement v. Concurrent Enrollment
Do your research!
Many colleges and universities consider AP and CE to be similar in ability and work ethic but many do not! After speaking with representatives from the Ivy League Universities, they weight AP more strongly than CE.
It is important to know if your college and program accepts the concurrent credit that you are taking.
You must do the research for this! Every college and college program has different criteria for specific credits.
Example – You may go to X University. X University may accept concurrent Calculus but you are majoring in Engineering and the school of Engineering does not accept your concurrent Calculus

6. Concurrent Enrollment Benefits

7. On-Campus v. North Campus Concurrent Courses
The courses offered at Edmond North are NO DIFFERENT from the courses offered on UCO campus.
Same Professors
Same Credits
Same Schedule
Fewer Fees!

8. What will my schedule look like?
Concurrent Courses must be taken at the beginning OR end of the school day and it must accommodate your ENHS schedule.
Example: If you play a sport, you must enroll in AM Concurrent; if you participate in Band, you must enroll in PM Concurrent
In addition to your Concurrent Course you are allowed one class period of travel time + Flex (if desired):
2 CE + Flex = 3 ENHS courses
1 CE + Flex = 4 ENHS courses
2 CE and no Flex = 4 ENHS courses
1 CE and no Flex= 5 ENHS courses

9. Example 1 Flex + 1 Concurrent Course

10. Example 1 No Flex + 1 Concurrent Course

11. Example 3 Flex + 2 Concurrent Courses

12. Francis Tuttle Students
Future and current Francis Tuttle Students interested in concurrent enrollment should see Ms. Hanson
Francis Tuttle Students

13. Pre-Enrollment Choose a full schedule of Edmond North courses!
Do NOT choose courses based on concurrent!
Choose a schedule that you can be happy with!
CHOOSE A FULL ENHS SCHEDULE!!!!

14. Responsibility
Choosing to be a concurrent student means that you choose to be ½ Adult + ½ High School Student
We (counselors, teachers, school administrators and parents) cannot advocate for you at the collegiate level. You must take on this responsibility yourself.
Any changes in your concurrent situation, which includes changing any course or dropping any course, must go through your counselor FIRST!