Why do concurrent enrollment at
Concurrent enrollment allows outstanding junior and senior high school students to take college courses at
Am I qualified for Concurrent Admission to
Admissions Requirements:
| Seniors: |
ACT composite score of 20 or higher OR 3.0 GPA |
| Juniors: | ACT composite score of 23 or higher OR 3.5 GPA |
For more specific information you can visit our online handbook.
So what I need to do to be a Concurrent Student?
Students meeting the above admissions requirements must submit the following documentation:
- Application for admission and $15 application fee
- Official high school transcript and ACT scores
- High School Verification form
Do you have questions?
For more information, contact Mandy Husak, Director of Student Placement and Concurrent Student Advisor at 580-581-2212 or by email at ahusak@cameron.edu.
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Enrollment Restrictions
Concurrent students will only be able to enroll in a combined number of high school and college courses not to exceed 19 semester hours (one high school course will be considered equal to 3 semester hours of college work.) Students must be able to complete all high school graduation requirements by the end of the Spring semester of their Senior year, including all courses required for college entrance. To enroll in an english, math or science course, students must obtain a 19 or higher on the corresponding ACT subtest. In addition, an ACT score of 19 must be achieved on the reading subtest to enroll in any other subject (history, psychology, humanities, speech, etc.)
Tuition Waivers
All concurrently enrolled SENIORS will receive a tuition waiver for up to 6 semester hours per semester. Students are responsible for all other costs which may include fees, books, parking permit, student ID, and any other associated costs.
Concurrently enrolled JUNIORS who obtain a minimum ACT composite score of 26 (SAT score of 1170) and maintain a high school GPA of 3.0 may receive a tuition waiver as long as they maintain a 3.0 college GPA. Students are responsible for all other costs which may include fees, books, parking permit, student ID, and any other associated costs.
