College Credit in High School
Advanced Placement
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Advanced Placement, or AP, are college-level courses taken in high school that offer college, as well as high school, credit. High school credit is given to students who pass the class (similar to any other high school course). College credit, however, is granted only if students score well on their AP Exam which is given each May. These classes are more rigorous than courses that do not offer college credit. The best source of information on AP is their website. Go to apstudent.collegeboard.org to learn everything you need to know about AP classes and exams.
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Current Corner Canyon AP Course Offerings
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Want to know which colleges and universities offer credit and placement for qualifying AP scores? Click below!
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Concurrent Enrollment
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Concurrent Enrollment courses are college courses taken in high school that offer college, as well as high school, credit. High school credit is given to students who pass the class (similar to any other high school course). College credit, however, is earned only if students earn a "C" in the class. Because these classes are actual college courses, they are more rigorous then courses that do not offer college credit. Students who take concurrent enrollment classes also earn grades and credit that will appear on a college transcript. Most of the courses offered at Corner Canyon offer college credit through Salt Lake Community College.
For questions regarding Concurrent Enrollment at CCHS, please contact your counselor in the Student Center or Ben Poulsen, CTE Coordinator @ 801-826-6441 |
Visit Salt Lake Community College website to read more about Concurrent Enrollment.
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Current Corner Canyon Concurrent Enrollment course offerings 2021-2022:
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*Students must have qualifying scores in order to take these Concurrent Enrollment classes. Students can qualify by either taking the ACT or a College Placement Test
Chart by Brandon Owallis, SLCC Concurrent Enrollment Program Director at SLCC
High School University Program at University of Utah
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Start your college career while still in high school with the University of Utah’s High School University Program (HSUP). This program is open to high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors attending accredited schools. With HSUP you can complete many of your required college General Education courses now while you’re in high school.
For all information including costs and what is required, please click here. |
Canyons Technical Education Center (CTEC)
Off-campus programs are also available at the Jordan Applied Technology Center. See Mr. Poulsen in the room T-122 for more information.
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Courses taken at the CTEC are college courses taken off-campus at the tech center in Sandy. These courses, offered to juniors and seniors only, offer college as well as high school credit when taken by students who are enrolled in high school. High school credit is given to students who pass the class (similar to any other high school course). College credit, however, is earned only if students earn a "C" in the class. Because these classes are actual college courses, they are more rigorous than courses that do not offer college credit. Students who take classes at CTEC also earn grades and credit that will appear on a college transcript.
There are a number of programs available at CTEC - Please talk with your counselor or visit their website for more information: canyonstech.org Phone: 801-826-6441 Email: Benjamin.Poulsen@canyonsdistrict.org |