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Evanston Outreach
Programs for High School Students
Evanston Outreach
307-789-0519 or 307-789-3988
Evanston High School students that are 16 years of age or older may register for college classes through the Western Wyoming Community College Evanston Outreach.
Concurrent Enrollment Classes: Concurrent enrollment classes are taught at the high school. Students registered for concurrent classes receive both college and high school credit. Concurrent enrollment students pay no tuition or textbook fees and classes follow the school district calendar. To be eligible for concurrent enrollment, students must be at least 16 years of age and achieved junior class standing. There are also minimum grade point average and ACT test score requirements that vary based on the class you are taking. Please check with your high school counselor for more information on concurrent enrollment classes.
Concurrent Classes - Fall 2010 EHS:
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Dual Credit Classes: High school students that meet the age and placement testing requirements may register for college classes taught at the Evanston Outreach and receive both high school and college credit.
High School Advanced Placement (AP) Classes: Evanston High School offers a number of Advanced Placement classes that do not automatically qualify students for college credit upon successful completion of the class. Near the end of an AP class, students that registered and paid in advance are given the opportunity to take a nationally standardized test. College credit is awarded based on each student’s test score.
Things to Consider before Enrolling for Concurrent or Dual Credit classes:
Do I meet the age and academic requirements?
Do I understand that the grade I earn will go on my permanent college transcript?
Have I checked with the colleges I plan to attend upon high school graduation to determine their policy for transferring concurrent enrollment credit?
Should I visit with a college advisor before making a decision to enroll for concurrent or dual credit classes?
If the answer is yes, contact Allen Calmes (307)789-0519
If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at: evanstonoutreach@wwcc.wy.edu
