Concurrent Enrollment

Make the Most out of Your Education

IMPORTANT THIS WEEK:

Weekly Enrollment Lists

Counselors at schools participating in concurrent enrollment courses should be receiving an enrollment listing every Monday morning. Counselors not receiving the weekly report should contact Doug Johnson.

Dropping a Course

Students can drop a course between now and October 31 receiving a W (Withdrawal) on their transcripts. Courses cannot be dropped after October 31. Tuition refunds will not be given for classes which were dropped after September 12. Students can withdraw from a class by submitting a paper Drop Form.

Free Math Tutoring Every Friday

Need help in your Math class? Snow College holds a tutoring session live and interactive over IVC every Friday morning from 7:30 to 8:50 a.m. Tutoring is free for any student in any Math class -- it does not need to be a Snow College class, and any level of Math student is welcome. If you need any help, ask your school’s IVC facilitator to make sure your classroom will be connected on Friday.

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. Students who have not turned in a form by the end of September may be dropped from concurrent enrollment classes.

Paying Tuition

If you have not yet paid your tuition for concurrent enrollment courses ($5 per credit hour) you will have a financial hold placed on your account meaning you will not be able to register for spring classes. You can see how much you owe and you can pay your fees online in Badger Web by clicking on the "Student" tab and then selecting "Student Records." Once you bring your balance owed to zero, please let your counselor or Snow academic advisor know so they can ask the college's business department to remove the hold; it will not be removed automatically.

Textbooks for IVC Courses

Textbook requirements for IVC courses can be found online.

Other Help

Many questions can be answered, or resources found, with the links to the right on this page. Check there first if you have a problem and need help.

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.