Almost every student will need a college education, after completing high school. Here are 5 reasons to take Concurrent Enrollment (CE) classes;

• You will be more likely to complete a college degree. 
• At $5 per credit hour, CE classes are a tuition savings you should not pass up. 
• You will spend less time in college and more time in your career.
• Again $5 per credit hour while in high school vs several hundred dollars on the college campus.
• CE classes are a great chance to 'try college out' or 'get a jumpstart on your college education'.

See your CTE Coordinator at your school. During this meeting the CTE Coordinator will talk with you about your options depending on the school grade you will be in beginning in August. The CTE Coordinator will talk with you about the scholarship options available to you. If you are interested in taking a Math Class, the CTE Coordinator will discuss your Math Class options. 

Credits earned through the concurrent enrollment program are transferable from one Utah System of Higher Education institution to another. However, the way in which credits transfer—as equivalent or elective credit—may vary from one college or university to another. Therefore, transferability should be considered when selecting CE courses. It is always smart to seek advice on transferability of credit from a college academic adviser at the institution you plan to attend after high school graduation. 

East High CTE Coordinator- Ms. Anne Martin – Career Center 2012 – anne.martin@slcschools.org

Highland High CTE Coordinator-Mrs. Emily Grass – Counseling Center E100D – emily.grass@slcschools.org

West High CTE Coordinator - Mrs. Connie Wyckoff – Room 318 – connie.wyckoff@slcschools.org