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Time  \n􀀀 Could graduate from college sooner and get an earlier start on your career. Earn 36-40 credits towards the 60 credit associates degree.  \n2. Money  \n􀀀 Less university tuition is paid and debt is accrued saving thousands of dollars.  \n3. Jumpstart on College and Career Preparation  \n􀀀 Get a feel for what will be expected in college or in a technical school.  \n4. College Access  \n􀀀 Receive the same college student benefits as a full-time college student on campus.  \n5. College Credit  \n􀀀 Begin your college transcript in high school where the grades earned in concurrent enrollment classes, including failing grades and withdrawals, appear on your permanent college transcript.  \n􀀀 Begin working on or receive your General Ed Certificate of Completion showing universities that the General Ed requirements have been completed.  \nCE CAUTIONS:  \n􀀀 Most Utah public universities and some Utah private and out of state institutions accept high school CE credit.  \n􀀀 No more than 20 CE credits can be taken per semester and no more than 30 CE credits per school year. A petition to take additional credits can be sent to WSU to take more credits in a semester as long as the student does not exceed the 30 credits in a year.  \n􀀀 Taking too many courses outside of a college program may limit Financial Aid eligibility (FAFSA) .  \n􀀀 Failing or withdrawing from too many courses can impact the student’s Financial Aid eligibility (FAFSA) .  \n􀀀 If the CE class credit is not going towards a General Ed requirement or towards a major program area, it could be wasted credit and money and limit the student’s ability to be full time which may affect financial aid eligibility.  \n􀀀 Many majors tell you the exact General Ed and Elective courses that they want you to take because they fit within their program. If you take a class for your humanities credit that is not on your prospective majors list, you may have to take an extra humanities credit or an extra elective to meet their program requirements.  \n• Check university Major Requirements and Graduation Maps to see what courses are required.  \nDo not be misadvised. Meet with a WSU college academic advisor [through](through ceadvising@weber.edu)[ ](through ceadvising@weber.edu)[ceadvising@weber.edu](through ceadvising@weber.edu) and check with your desired college institution for updated official information on what credits will transfer.  \nSample College GEN ED CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION Plan  \n\n|  | 11th Grade |  |  | 12th Grade\u003Cbr>♦CE English 1010 (see pre-requisites) ♦CE English 2015 w/ LIBS 1704 (see pre-requisites) CE Math 1010 (see pre-requisites) CE Math 1050 (see pre-requisites) ♦CE Physics\u003Cbr>♦CE Chemistry\u003Cbr>(College Science credit \\#2) ♦CE Physics\u003Cbr>♦CE Chemistry\u003Cbr>(College Science credit \\#2) US Government CE Communications (Humanities \\#1 Credit) CE Adult Roles & Resp\u003Cbr>(College Social Science \\#2 & Diversity credit unless passed the AP World History exam 10th grade year) ♦CE Interior Design 2\u003Cbr>(HS Fine Art credit and College Humanities or Art Credit \\#2 unless CE Art credit was taken soph year) Elective\u003Cbr>(College Diversity Credit) Elective Davis Tech College Davis Tech College Davis Tech College Davis Tech College |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Language Arts 11 | Language Arts 11 |  |  |  |\n|  | Secondary Math 3 | Secondary Math 3 |  |  |  |\n|  | ♦CE American History\u003Cbr>(HS Social Science credit & College American Institution credit) | ♦CE American History\u003Cbr>(HS Social Science credit & College American Institution credit) |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  | 3rd year Science class\u003Cbr>♦CE Physics\u003Cbr>♦CE Chemistry\u003Cbr>(HS 3rd year Science Credit & College Physical Science) | 3rd year Science class\u003Cbr>♦CE Physics\u003Cbr>♦CE Chemistry\u003Cbr>(HS 3rd year Science Credit & College Physical Science) |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  | CE Foundations Nutrition\u003Cbr>(College Life Science credit unless passed AP Biology exam 10th grade","cbCaigoXyUWQcecv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigoXyUWQcecv","pdf",503648,"English","# WHY TAKE A CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT (CE) CLASS?\n# CE CAUTIONS\n# Sample College GEN ED CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION Plan\n# 2021–2022 WSU General Education Certificate of Completion (COC)","[{\"question\":\"What are the main benefits of taking a concurrent enrollment (CE) class?\",\"answer\":\"CE classes can help students graduate sooner, earn credits toward an associate degree, reduce university tuition and debt, and get a preview of college or technical school expectations. 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