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Concurrent Enrollment
- Seniors who will complete
all requirements for graduation may choose to attend college
courses part of the day during their senior year. Typically
students will enroll at Tulsa Community College or the University of Tulsa. (You are responsible
for all fees and charges at the college.)
- To be eligible for concurrent
enrollment you must do the following:
- Meet with your counselor
no later than the first
five days of school at BTW to insure that
you meet all graduation requirements;
- Get a concurrent enrollment
form from your counselor for TCC; and
- Have an official transcript
that shows your ACT or SAT scores to give to TCC.
If
you do not have an ACT score available, you cannot do have
concurrent enrollment.
With the
transcript and concurrent enrollment form, you enroll at TCC
or TU and bring back to your counselor a receipt for payment
of the class(es); then you can drop classes at BTW for the classes
that you are taking at TCC.
- If you take one class at
college, you enroll in 5 classes here.
- If you take two classes
at college, you enroll in 4 classes here.
- If you take three classes
at college, you enroll in 3 classes here.
All
seniors have to be enrolled in a minimum of 3 classes in
high school.
A senior
will also be required to sign a contract that states he/she
will not drop any classes at TCC or TU once the concurrent
enrollment has started without notifying the high school first.
If a student
enrolls in first semester concurrent enrollment, a copy of
his grades or transcript from first semester of TCC or TU must
be on file with the high school counselor in order to enroll
for the 2nd semester.
Any student
who enrolls at TCC or TU and then drops the class(es), will be required to enroll in all 7 classes at BTW.
Abuse
of the concurrent enrollment privilege by the student will
result in the termination of the privilege.
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