High School Concurrent

Fall 2008

The High School Concurrent Program is intended for high school students interested in the challenge of completing college level course work at the University of Colorado at Boulder. High School Concurrent students earn college credit that may also be applied to high school graduation requirements. Grades received from University of Colorado courses will be posted to the student’s high school transcript and calculated in both the high school grade point average and class rank.

If you are a Colorado high school junior or senior under the age of 21, you may be eligible to participate under the Postsecondary Enrollment Options Act (PSEO) and request tuition reimbursement from your school district. High school concurrent students apply as “high school nondegree” students and are not officially admitted to the university. High school freshmen and sophomores may also register for college level courses with permission of their high school counselor and parent/guardian but are not eligible for reimbursement from their school district.

To receive a packet of information, including the necessary forms and information regarding program deadlines, or to find out more about the program, please call 303-735-5456 or e-mail kathryn.tisdale@colorado.edu.

Spring 2009

Information packets and application materials for the Spring 2009 semester will be available in October. Contact your high school counselor or Kathryn Tisdale for more information.