Harper College is closed on Friday, April 18, for Reading Day.
Harper College’s Concurrent Enrollment is designed for High School Junior and Senior status (or students age 16+) who demonstrate college readiness both academically and emotionally. Students can earn college credits by taking courses at Harper during the summer, fall, or spring semesters.
Each student's high school transcripts and ACT/SAT/PSAT scores are reviewed to determine their college readiness. Students can take Harper College Placement Exams, if they do not have ACT/SAT/PSAT scores. Students also have to meet prerequisites for the course they wish to take.
Once the student’s application has been reviewed, all students must have an interview with an Academic Advisor to assess the student’s emotional readiness to take on the challenges of college courses at a community college where classmates may be much older.
The application process can take up to 2 weeks.
Eligible students who take advantage of concurrent enrollment can:
Students MUST choose the Credit-Seeking option — > Concurrent. (DO NOT choose High School Partnership)
Online applications require a $25 nonrefundable application fee via credit card, at
the time of submission.
To complete the application process for Concurrent Enrollment, students must submit the two supplemental forms and attach necessary items requested.
High school student
Home-school student
Concurrent enrollment process may take approximately two weeks to complete.