Concurrent Enrollment

Make the Most out of Your Education

IMPORTANT THIS WEEK:

Student Participation and Parental Permission Form

Each student and a parent/guardian must complete and sign a Student Participation and Parental Permission Form each school year. The form is available online. Please complete and sign a form, and give it to your high school counselor.

Summer 2017 IVC Classes - began Tuesday, May 30

The following summer IVC classes began on Tuesday, May 30. Due to the very condensed time frame, students must decide during the first week if they want to drop a course without receiving a W.

HFST 1500-400 – CRN 3186: Human Development – Kim Cragun, TR 1300-1530, May 30 thru July 27. [Textbook for this class is: Invitation to the Life Span, by Kathleen Berger, 3rd edition, Worth Publishing, ISBN-13: 978-1319015886]
POLS 1100-400 – CRN 3185: American National Government – Brad Young, TWR 0900-1130, May 30 thru June 29. [Textbook free online at http://cnx.org/contents/W8wOWXNF@15.6:SjdU64Og@3/Introduction ]

Grades for Spring and Year-Long Courses

Students can view their grades online in Badger Web. A short instructional video is available to show you how to view your grades and transcript. Students are encouraged to complete online, confidential assessments of their concurrent enrollment courses. Courses can be transferred to other colleges by requesting an official transcript to be sent.

Teachers of year-long or Spring courses taught at the high schools should plan to enter their grades online within one week of completion of their course. Remember that if a course has been taught as year-long, teachers will find it listed as a Fall 2016 course in Badger Web (as that is when the course began). If you have any questions about how to enter grades, you can watch a short instructional video or feel free to call the Registrar's Office at 435-283-7143 for help.

Fall Classes

Many fall IVC classes have filled, but many others still have seats available. Seats are available in Criminal Justice, Literature, Human Development, History, Math, Music, Medical Terminology, Physical Science and Psychology. Students can enroll in classes online in Badger Web. Students can also enroll in face-to-face classes taught at their high schools. Check the dropdown menu in item #2 below to see what classes are available at each high school.

Get Started

High school counselors and/or facilitators should let Snow College know which IVC classes their school would like to offer its students for Fall semester. Those classes will be listed in the dropdown menu below for each school as they are reported to Snow College. Class starting times are not listed for face-to-face courses; students should check their high school's schedule for face-to-face class days and times. Class times (days of the week and start/end times) are listed for IVC classes.
Students should write down the four-digit CRN of the course(s) they would like to take and use the CRN(s) to enroll in each course online in Badger Web. If your school is not listed, that means Snow College has not yet received a list of classes your school intends to offer during Fall semester.

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Students who are not yet Snow College students, but would like to take concurrent enrollment courses can start the process by applying to be a Snow College student.