Take a College Class NOW!
Yes! You can take college classes while you're still in high school. They're called Concurrent Enrollment classes (CE). It sounds official but all it means is that you can take a class and get high school and college credit.
More and more high school students are enrolling every year. With a little planning and some help from your high school counselor, you can work in a bunch of college-level classes before you even graduate. It's not unheard of for some motivated high school students to graduate from high school and earn their A.A. degree from college at the same time. That's two full years of college credit - before they even graduate high school! Imagine: graduate from high school in the spring and start college in the fall as a junior. Wow!
Cruise over to our Concurrent Enrollment FAQ page to learn more.
What kind of classes can I take?
It's pretty cool to be able to take a college class while you're still in high school. We know - our students tell us all the time.
You can take all kinds of college classes - from Anatomy to Welding and everything in between. Whether you're aiming for a B.A. at a four-year college or a two-year program right here at SCC, you have plenty to choose from. Some classes are offered at SCC, some online, and still others right at your own high school.
Not all high schools in our area offer the same college-level classes. Your best bet is to talk to your high school guidance counselor for the complete scoop.
If you're ready to enroll in a Concurrent Enrollment class (and have everything you need from your high school guidance counselor), Apply For Concurrent Enrollment Now.
