Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment, also referred to as dual credit, is when high school students earn college credit while sitting in their high school class. If you’re a qualified high school student, and you are interested, talk with your guidance counselor today.
Student Resources
Explore student resources that can greatly help students in their academic pursuits.
How Do Students Benefit from PNW Concurrent Enrollment?
- Smooth transition from high school to college
- Time and money saved
- Opportunity for a more productive senior year
- Introduction to college policies and procedures
- Confidence to succeed in higher education
- Access to university tutoring, labs and library
- Generate an official Purdue Northwest college transcript
- Scholarships available for PNW concurrent enrollment students who attend PNW
- Affordable access to higher education for motivated students
- Presence of college-going culture
- Strengthened transition between high school and college
- Collegiate atmosphere in the high schools
- Increase of qualified educators receiving ongoing support, professional development, and collegial interaction
- Collaboration with professionals in same field of study
- Access to university resources
- Scholarships available for continuing graduate education at PNW
NACEP Awards Accreditation to 19 Concurrent Enrollment Programs
The National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) Accreditation Commission granted accreditation to 19 concurrent enrollment programs at colleges and universities nationwide.
Anne E. Gregory, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Anne Gregory earned her Ph.D. from Purdue University in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Early Literacy.