Dual enrollment provides students the unique opportunity to take community college classes while still in high school.

Concurrent Enrollment (CE) at the Community College of Aurora provides free college courses to qualified high school students.

Under the concurrent enrollment program, classes are free for high school students (except for international students, including F1, B1/B2, J1 VISA holders).

Concurrent Enrollment students take college courses on the college campus while in high school. Concurrent Enrollment students receive the whole experience ...

Complete the college experience, by taking concurrent enrollment classes on a SLCC campus, with traditional college students.

Concurrent Enrollment offers you an opportunity to get a jump-start in college by taking courses that apply to a two-year and four-year degree while completing ...

You can earn college credit while still in high school by participating in the Concurrent Enrollment program at Aims.

This dual-credit program allows students to simultaneously earn credit toward a high school diploma, along with college credit toward an Associate Degree.

Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time.

Qualified students earn high school and college credit concurrently, while satisfying their high school graduation requirements and earning college credit.