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Want to try out college before leaving high school? Consider
signing up for concurrent enrollment. If you're in 11th or 12th
grade, you may be eligible to take credit bearing college courses
while still in high school. Visit the Admission Requirements page
to find out what you need to become a concurrent student. After
that, head to the Course Placement page to see the scores required
for enrolling in specific classes.
High school seniors who meet the eligibility requirements are
entitled to receive tuition waivers for up to 18 credit hours and
high school juniors can receive tuition waivers up to 9 credit
hours, subject to available funding.
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Concurrent Enrollment Toolkits
Developed by experienced professionals from high schools and
colleges, these resources aim to aid counselors, principals,
admission staff, parents, and students in understanding concurrent
enrollment and developing effective programs. Please select an
option below to access content developed just for you.
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Concurrent Enrollment Navigator
The Oklahoma Concurrent Enrollment Navigator tool is a
comprehensive resource designed for K-12 and higher education
administrators. It features a chart that lists commonly taken
college courses along with their corresponding high school unit
equivalencies. This best practice guidance was developed through
collaboration between the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
Education and the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
Please note that local school board policies take precedence
over the guidance outlined in this document.
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Early College High School Programs
Early College High School (ECHS) programs are partnerships
between individual high schools and local colleges and universities
to provide the opportunity for high school students to earn a
meaningful college credential, such as an associate degree or
academic certificate, while completing their high school
curriculum.
Not all Oklahoma high schools have ECHS programs and for those
that do, programs vary greatly. Admission to ECHS programs depends
on the individual program, and typically requires application
between the 8th and 10th grade years. Contact your high school
counselor or partner institutions to learn more about a specific
ECHS program. You may also email Angel Icenhour, Director of
Concurrent Enrollment Programs, at [email protected] for general inquiries about
ECHS programs in the state.
Below is a list of current ECHS program partnerships in the
state:
Connors State College
Muskogee Public Schools
Murray State College
Ardmore Public Schools
Dickson Public Schools
Fox Public Schools
Kingston Public School
Madill Public Schools
Plainview Public Schools
Sulphur Public School
Tishomingo Public Schools
Wilson Public Schools
Oklahoma City Community College
Capitol Hill High School (OKCPS)
Classen SAS (OKCPS)
Crooked Oak Public Schools
Douglass High School (OKCPS)
John Marshall High School (OKCPS)
Moore Public Schools
Northwest Classen High School (OKCPS)
Santa Fe South Pathways Middle College
Santa Fe South Schools
Southeast High School (OKCPS)
U.S. Grant High School (OKCPS)
Western Heights Public Schools
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Southwestern Oklahoma State
University
Yukon Public Schools
Tulsa Community
College
Broken Arrow Public Schools
Charles Page High School (in Sand Springs)
KIPP Tulsa University Prep High School
McLain High School (TPS)
Memorial High School (TPS)
Union Public Schools
University of Central
Oklahoma
Edmond Public Schools
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Private Colleges and Universities
Independent or private institutions, which are not state
supported and may operate as nonprofits, have different
requirements for concurrent enrollment. Check with the institution
you want to attend for specific information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs).
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Interested in taking the next step? For more information about
concurrent enrollment, contact your high school counselor or email
Angel Icenhour, Director of Concurrent Enrollment Programs, at [email protected].