Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent enrollment is a great way to earn college credit while you are in high school. Please keep in mind that these are collge-level classes that will require extra time and effort to complete. No college credit will be earned for any grade below a C in a concurrent enrollment class. While you may withdraw from or drop SLCC classes at certain points in the semester, receiving a withdrawn rade on a college transcript may have an adverse effect on financial aid eligibility.

Students can choose from a wide variety of concurrent enrollment classes taught in-person at MHS or online, and can earn an official general education certification of completion while at Murray High School (see the common general education requirements taught at MHS). Also see details about specific courses currently taught at MHS and through SUU Online.

Parents, please visit the following page to learn more about protocols regarding concurrent enrollment classes taught at SLCC campuses: Concurrent On-Campus.