Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to earn high school and college credits simultaneously. Students have the opportunity to graduate high school with a head start on college credits, a college degree or career certificates.
Did you know: Compared to AP courses, concurrent enrollment provides students an opportunity to receive guaranteed college credit for free.
Getting started
Students can meet with a College and Career Advisor (CCA) at their high school to review concurrent enrollment options and ask questions along the way.
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Colton Roberts took concurrent courses and graduated with degrees from FMHS and CMU Tech. He is now ready to start a high-paying job as an electric lineworker professional.
Colton Roberts
Former concurrent student
Fruita Monument High School
Fruita Monument High School
Jessica Dollar invested in her future by taking free college courses while she was still in high school – then attended to CMU to pursue a hospitality management degree.
Jessica Dollar
Former concurrent student
Grand Junction High School
Grand Junction High School
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