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Participating in º£½ÇÉçÇø’s College Credit in High School (CCHS) program gives you a head start on your college journey while you’re still in high school.

³Û´Ç³Ü’l±ô take real college courses, earn official university credit, and build the skills needed to succeed after graduation.

How to Enroll in CCHS

Enrollment steps depend on where and how you plan to take courses.

Taking Courses Through Your High School

1. Speak with your high school counselor to confirm eligibility.

2. Select approved CE or DE courses.

3. Complete the required CCHS Concurrent/Dual Enrollment Application (your counselor or teacher will provide the link).

4. Your school will coordinate registration with º£½ÇÉçÇø.

Taking Courses On Campus or Online

1. Complete the º£½ÇÉçÇø Undergraduate Admissions Application (one-time admission).

2. Submit the required CCHS Program Participation Agreement each semester.

3. Activate your student account (900#, university email, and NetID).

4. Register for approved courses before the deadline.

Students are responsible for reviewing the published Academic Calendar each semester to meet registration, drop, and withdrawal deadlines.

Cost and Funding

One of the best parts about º£½ÇÉçÇø’s College Credit in High School program is how affordable it is. Many students can earn college credit for little or no cost, depending on their school’s partnership and program type.Ìý

Concurrent Enrollment (CE):

Most tuition costs are covered by the student’s school district, meaning students and families typically pay nothing. In some cases, you may need to cover the cost of textbooks, materials, or course fees.Ìý

Dual Enrollment (DE):

For Dual Enrollment courses, tuition is paid by either the student or the student’s family. Even when tuition applies, these costs are usually lower than traditional college tuition rates.Ìý

Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation (TREP):

TREP offers tuition-free college courses for students pursuing education degrees. This pathway is designed to reduce financial barriers for future teachers.Ìý

Additional Notes:Ìý

• Always confirm funding details with your high school counselor before registering for courses.Ìý

• Some fees or books may not be covered, depending on district policies.Ìý

• Participating in these programs can save families thousands of dollars in college tuition costs over time.Ìý

By taking advantage of these opportunities, students can earn college credit affordably and begin building their future without taking on unnecessary debt.Ìý

Resources and Support

You won’t be on your own in the College Credit in High School program—º£½ÇÉçÇø and your school are here to help you succeed every step of the way.Ìý

Academic Support:
Students have access to º£½ÇÉçÇø’s tutoring, writing, and math support centers, along with their high school’s academic resources. These services help you stay on track and build college-ready skills.Ìý

Advising and Guidance:
Your high school counselor and º£½ÇÉçÇø staff work together to make sure you’re taking the right courses for your goals. ³Û´Ç³Ü’l±ô also get help understanding how your credits transfer to º£½ÇÉçÇø or other institutions.Ìý

Technology and Learning Tools:
³Û´Ç³Ü’l±ô have access to º£½ÇÉçÇø’s online systems, including the Student Hub, email, and learning platforms like Canvas. These tools help you manage coursework and connect with instructors.Ìý

Accessibility and Inclusion:
º£½ÇÉçÇø is committed to ensuring all students can thrive. If you need accommodations or accessibility support, you can connect with the Access Center to receive individualized assistance.Ìý

Community and Connection:
As a CCHS student, you’re part of the º£½ÇÉçÇø community. Take advantage of opportunities to explore campus, attend events, and connect with other students who share your goals.Ìý

With the right support, you’ll gain confidence, develop your college skills, and build a strong foundation for your future success.Ìý