Concurrent Enrollment

Students can earn LCCC college credit in classes that are offered at their own high school! By taking an approved Concurrent course in the high school, the grade for the course will be recorded on both a high school transcript and the student's LCCC college transcript.

In order to register for a concurrent class, the class must be approved by the high school and LCCC. Your high school teacher will inform you if you can take the class for Concurrent Enrollment credit. You will have to complete an application for concurrent/dual enrollment at LCCC. Once you have completed the application, complete the Concurrent Registration sheet in your high school class and include student, guardian, and high school signatures.

If you are taking a class that has prerequisites, you must meet the prerequisite, which could be your GPA from the previous semester, ACT scores, or high school or other LCCC courses completed (must have a grade of C or higher). Your high school teacher also has discretion to override the prerequisite in certain circumstances. Details for each course are listed below.

Concurrent Offerings at Your School (2022-2023)

The course offerings and details on this webpage are in accordance with information available at time of publication. Partner school districts are encouraged to reference the current Memorandum of Understanding for questions regarding agreed-upon concurrent enrollment opportunities.

Questions? Reach out to your Admissions Representative.

Concurrent/Dual Agreement of Parties