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STUDENTS 1 ADMISSION High school students enrolled in courses administered through a concurrent enrollment program are officially admitted as degree- seeking students of the college. STUDENTS 2 ELIGIBILITY Students must be approved by their high school for enrollment into concurrent enrollment courses. Guidelines for student eligibility include: Demonstration of readiness to take college courses via acceptable ACT, SAT or Accuplacer scores. Demonstration through previous high school work of the skills/knowledge necessary to be successful in the concurrent enrollment course, per local education provider guidelines. Completion of all high school and college prerequisites as required. Students who desire to enroll in college courses outside of courses approved by the local education provider must meet College’s requirements for admission and enrollment. The local education provider will be responsible for determining if credits are accepted back toward high school completion. STUDENTS 3 EDUCATIONAL PLANNING AND ADVISING Concurrently enrolled students are required to work with a high school and/or community college advisor to develop a postsecondary educational plan. STUDENT 4 RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Concurrently enrolled students are expected to follow the college student handbook that outlines their rights and responsibilities as college students in addition to the college discipline and grievance procedure. STUDENT 5 FERPA All CCCS colleges must comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). This Act affords students and their parent or guardian certain rights with respect to their educational records. Concurrently enrolled students will be granted the rights of a secondary enrolled student, as defined by the US Department of Education. STUDENT 6 SPECIAL SERVICES Concurrently enrolled students who require special services will receive those special services from their home secondary institution unless otherwise stated in the agreement between the college and the secondary district or school. STUDENT 7 STUDENT SERVICES The availability of student services will vary. Each concurrent enrollment agreement should specify the responsibility of the college to provide service.
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