Western Wyoming Community College Outreach and Star Valley High School are working together to provide college credit classes to exceptional High School Juniors and Seniors through two programs: High School Concurrent and Dual Enrollment classes.
Concurrent classes are basically High School courses which are taught at a college level, and since the objectives are the same as those required of on-campus students, you may receive high school and college credit for the class.
- There is no cost to the student for these courses, but forms must be completed and submitted by specific dates.
- Credits transfer to most institutions. How the credits apply to a degree is determined by the college you choose to attend. For specifics, call that institution.
- Note: Class enrollment is restricted to Juniors and Seniors who have at least a 3.25 grade point average (or permission from the instructor).
Dual Enrollment Classes are distant education courses (most internet), which are taught by WWCC Full-time or Adjunct Faculty, and which the school district has agreed to count towards high school graduation.
- Student is required to register and pay the tuition for the course. If (s)he earns a "C" or better grade, the tuition and fees are refunded.
- As with Concurrent classes, enrollment is limited to Juniors and Seniors with a 3.25 gpa, and credit will transfer to most institutions.