Concurrent Enrollment
K-12 schools can partner with The College at Southeastern to offer college credit through qualified, high school faculty. This program allows high school students to take college-level courses for dual credit while still enrolled in high school.
Concurrent Enrollment Partnership Program
Overview:
- High school teachers with 18 or more graduate credits in a specific subject area are eligible to teach these dual enrollment courses, provided they meet the college’s qualifications.
- Concurrent enrollment courses are taught on the high school campus during the regular school day, making it convenient for students to earn college credits without having to travel to a college campus.
- Schools can customize their curriculum by aligning their courses with courses offered at the College at Southeastern.
Benefits:
- The courses that qualified instructors are already teaching can be utilized to gain college credit for high school students.
- Students can get a head start on college.
- Students can save thousands of dollars on their college education.
How To Start:
- Email the Dual Enrollment Office and set up a meeting with the Dual Enrollment Coordinator to learn more about offering concurrent enrollment at your school.
- Instructors must submit their transcripts via email to verify whether they qualify to teach dual enrollment courses.
Contact Information:
- Email : [email protected]
- Phone: (919) 761-2265