Academic Transcripts a. The grade received in each course will appear on the Student’s official high school and college transcripts.
b. College course credits may transfer in congruence with Colorado GT Pathways or articulation agreements if the Student earns a grade of “C” or better in the course.
c. If the Student seeks to add, drop or withdraw from a college course, he or she must meet with the High School counselor and notify the college Concurrent Enrollment staff. If the Student withdraws from a course after the college drop deadline, ACC will record a “W” or a grade of “F” on the Student’s college transcript.
d. In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, the Student gives ACC permission to report absences and disciplinary issues, and to release grades, transcripts, test scores, in-progress grades, class schedules, student ID numbers, and billing information to the School District for the courses covered under the Concurrent Enrollment Program. CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS Students must complete the following requirements to be eligible for college credit enrollment: ACC Admissions Application & COF Authorization Concurrent Enrollment College Agreement Form (Completed each semester with ALL signatures) CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT COURSES WITH PREREQUISITES Must have qualifying placement test scores (ACCUPLACER, SAT or ACT) or other qualifying measures STUDENT NAME: SECTION C: Part 1 – Student Eligibility: To be completed by High School Counselor/Principal. Check all that apply. This student is under 21 years of age. This student is currently in the following grade level: This student is eligible to enroll in Developmental Education courses (12th graders only). SECTION C: Part 2 – Course Selection: To be completed by Student/Counselor Counselor/Principal Signature: Date: High School Counselor/Principal Signature verifies that the course(s) is included in the Student’s ICAP/PEP.
Academic Transcripts. Upon the request of the exchange students, the host university shall send directly to the home university the final transcript describing the exchange student’s academic performance.
Academic Transcripts a. The grade received in each course will appear on the Student’s official high school and college transcripts.
b. College course credits may transfer in congruence with Colorado GT Pathways or articulation agreements if the Student earns a grade of “C” or better in the course.
c. If the Student seeks to drop or withdraw from a college course, he or she must meet with the High School counselor and notify the college Concurrent Enrollment staff. The student must complete all required steps to drop or withdraw as identified by the college. If the Student withdraws from a course after the college drop deadline, the college will record a “W” or a grade of “F” on the Student’s college transcript.
d. In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, the Student gives the college permission to report absences and disciplinary issues, and to release grades, transcripts, test scores, in-progress grades, class schedules, student ID numbers, and billing information to the School District for the courses covered under the Concurrent Enrollment Program.
Academic Transcripts. (1) Due to U.S. privacy laws, students must submit a written request to ECU that will allow ECU to release a copy of the student's transcript to AYIT at the conclusion of each semester. This request will be done in accordance with standard ECU policies and procedures, and as permitted under FERPA. Pending receipt of the written request, academic achievement reports for undergraduate students will be sent to AYIT from ECU at the conclusion of each semester for which a student is enrolled at ECU. This will occur generally within one week, but in no case later than three weeks, after the last day of final examinations. In most cases, the reports will be in the form of a university transcript, to be used at the discretion of AYIT.
(2) AYIT will send the ECU Graduate School an updated official transcript showing the conferral of a baccalaureate degree for each AYIT participant who wishes to continue into the master’s portion of this agreement at ECU. AYIT participants accepted into an ECU graduate program will be considered provisionally admitted until such a time that the updated transcript showing an earned baccalaureate degree is received. Transcripts should be received within eight weeks into the first semester the AYIT participant is considered a graduate student. ECU reserves the right to rescind Graduate School admission if evidence of an earned baccalaureate degree is not provided as stated above.
Academic Transcripts a. The grade received in each course will appear on the Student’s official high school and college transcripts.
b. College course credits may transfer in congruence with Colorado GT Pathways or articulation agreements if the Student earns a grade of “C” or better in the course.
c. If the Student seeks to add, drop or withdraw from a college course, he or she must meet with the High School counselor and notify the college Concurrent Enrollment staff. If the Student withdraws from a course after the college drop deadline, ACC will record a “W” or a grade of “F” on the Student’s college transcript.
d. In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, the Student gives ACC permission to report absences and disciplinary issues, and to release grades, transcripts, test scores, in-progress grades, class schedules, student ID numbers, and billing information to the School District for the courses covered under the Concurrent Enrollment Program.
