Course curriculum, text books, assignments, exams and grading requirements are equivalent. Because high school districts allocate the funds for the cost of instruction and facilities, concurrent enrollment classes at high schools are offered to students with no tuition payment. Concurrent enrollment students pay only a small one-time application fee. Students who choose to come to the College campus during high school as Early Enrollment Students must pay full tuition and fees. Full tuition is required because the College must support all on-campus costs for instruction and facilities.
Students get a head start on college courses.
Duplication of classes is reduced, shortening the time necessary to earn a degree. Students can develop study habits and critical thinking skills essential to college success. Courses facilitate transition from high school to college. Parents and students save money. New challenges are added to the senior year.