Concurrent Enrollment Partners
Farmington High School currently offers Concurrent Enrollment classes through three partners:
- Weber State University
- Utah State University
- Salt Lake Community College
Weber State University
Concurrent Enrollment courses provide an opportunity for students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time while staying on the high school campus and taking the courses from the high school teachers.
Many students begin CE without fully understanding the implications of their choices. Watch the CE video WSU Concurrent Enrollment: Your Guide to Success. It will provide a better understanding of the CE program and how it will affect future goals.
- Apply and Register for Classes at Weber State
- CE Advising and Support
- Certificate of Completion
- FAQs
- Status Switch
Apply and Register for Classes at Weber State
Please follow the instructions below carefully to complete the admissions and registration process
You can access the Weber State Concurrent Enrollment website at:
Step 1: Get Admitted
This step requires 24-48 business hours processing time to be completed.
At the end of the application process you will be asked to pay a one-time fee of $30 you will never have to pay again.
Step 2: Get Your Wildcat Username
After waiting 24-48 business hours to be accepted into WSU, follow the instructions in step 2 to get a username and password
Step 3: Get Registered
The registration page gives you deadlines and information about how to register once you've been admitted as a Concurrent Enrollment student.
You will need the course CRN# and name of teacher.
Register for your courses
There is a registration fee of $5 per credit that will need to be paid before you can fully be registered for the course.
step by step instructions for wsu admission and registration
CE Advising and Support
When it comes to college credit, don't be misadvised! Farmington High School has a Weber State University CE Advisor who is on campus every Thursday 8:30-12:30.
Our advisor, Ashley Stewart, can help students learn about the benefits of taking CE courses in high school, be strategic in what CE classes to take and advise those interested in a WSU Certificate of Completion.
Certificate of Completion
The Weber State University Certificate of Completion in General Education is official documentation from the university that a student has completed the general education requirements of an Associate or Bachelor degree. Once awarded, it will appear on students' official transcripts and is considered part of their permanent record. Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 to be awarded the General Education Certificate of Completion.
FAQs
Status Switch
Hey Seniors!
Congratulations on making it this far in your education! This is an exciting school year full of many decisions impacting where you will be in the future.
If you have taken ANY Concurrent Enrollment (CE) courses through Weber State, it is important for you to complete the STATUS SWITCH…even if you do not intend to attend WSU as a full-time student.
Here are a few reasons why:
· If you have been working toward any certificates or degrees (ie. Certificate of Completion, Certificate of Proficiency, AS or AA) through CE, you must complete the STATUS SWITCH.
· You are already a WSU student and don’t need to reapply to WSU! But academic scholarships will only be offered if you complete the STATUS SWITCH. It switches you from being a high school student in CE courses to being degree seeking and eligible for Financial Aid and scholarships for Fall 2023. (More information about Financial Aid and Scholarships can be found at this website.)
· Completing the STATUS SWITCH before December 1st will give you priority access to academic scholarships and specialized scholarships at WSU. It is a free and easy way to get an offer from WSU. You never know…you might decide WSU is a good option for you!
· Students taking at least 12 credit hours of ANY WSU CE can qualify for the WSU EDGE scholarship! Up to $8,000 in scholarship money is available! Get more information at weber.edu/concurrentenrollmentedge · It took you longer to read this than it will take to complete the STATUS SWITCH. But if you need help, see the attached information sheet or talk to your high school counseling office today!
Do the SWITCH today!
Utah State University
Concurrent Enrollment courses provide an opportunity for students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time while staying on the high school campus and taking the courses from the high school teachers.
Click here to apply and register for CE classes at Utah State University.
Farmington High school currently offers only two classes, Drones and Spanish Bridge, through Utah State University.
Salt Lake Community College
Concurrent Enrollment courses provide an opportunity for students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time while staying on the high school campus and taking the courses from the high school teachers.
Click here to apply and register for CE classes at SLCC.
Farmington High School does not currently offer and CE classes through Salt Lake Community College.
Utah Valley University
Concurrent Enrollment courses provide an opportunity for students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time while staying on the high school campus and taking the courses from high school teachers.
Click here to apply and register for CE classes at Utah Valley University.
Farmington High School currently offers only two classes, 3D Graphics and Digital Media, through Utah Valley University.