Concurrent Enrollment
Dual Credit
Program
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Excellent opportunity for students to
receive college credit through a university
by taking courses that are approved and
offered at the high school, during the high
school day, and taught by qualified high
school teachers.
Students use the books provided by the
high school, and the teachers follow very
similar curricula, assignments and testing
as their college faculty counterparts.
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Students who have successfully
completed 4 semesters of high school
with 2 of the following 3 criteria:
 3.0/4.0 GPA
 HS Rank – top 1/3
 1500 SAT/21 ACT
Principal/Teacher/Guidance Counselor recommendation
may be considered for students who only meet 1 of the 3
criteria, or who have not completed 4 semesters of high
school.
What are the
benefits?
 Save
$$$
 Become familiar with university
registration process, policies and
procedures
 Improved student opportunity for
success in college
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Satisfy requirements for the Academic
Honors Diploma
Graduate from high school with college
credits and an established Purdue transcript
Enter college with self-confidence
Become familiar with university registration
process, policies and procedures
Complete basic college degree and
elective requirements
Graduate early from college, study abroad,
double major, additional internships, or
begin a graduate degree program early
 The
majority of the courses taken for dual
credit are on the Indiana Core Transfer
Library (www.TransferIn.net) and
transfer to the public institutions in
Indiana.
 Out-of-State and private institutions –
contact institution regarding
transferability
 Check to see if the course(s) will be
applicable to intended major
 Consider
your possible degree options
 “Random
Acts of CEP/Dual Credit
Courses”
 Majors
with very limited electives
• Engineering
• Nursing
• Education
 Complete
1st year (30 credit hours)
during high school, guaranteed to
graduate from PNC in three years
(must follow the agreement plans of study )
Biology
Business
Human Resources
General Studies
2013/2014 PNC tuition
for undergraduates
per credit hour
$217.85
+ fees
$21.65 per credit hour
+lab fees (if included)
$62.75 per hour
+ books ($50 or more)
2013/2014 Concurrent
Enrollment tuition per
credit hour
$25 (priority)
+ no fees/books
+no lab fees
$105.10 (non-priority)
+ no fees/books
+no lab fees
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Students who qualify for Free-Reduced
Lunch Program receive 100% tuition
assistance
PRIORITY COURSES
PNC
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3 credit hour course
$718.50 plus books
3 credit hour course w/lab
$781.25 plus books
4 credit hour course
$958 plus books
4 credit hour course w/lab
$1020.75 plus books
5 credit hour course
$1197.50 plus books
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3 credit hour course
$75
3 credit hour course w/lab
$75
4 credit hour course
$100
4 credit hour course w/lab
$100
5 credit hour course
$125
No additional fees/books
Almost
90% Savings
Tuition/Fees
(Free/Reduced Students – 100% assistance)
PNC
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3 credit hour course
$718.50 plus books
3 credit hour course w/lab
$781.25 plus books
4 credit hour course
$958 plus books
4 credit hour course w/lab
$1020.75 plus books
5 credit hour course
$1197.50 plus books
CEP NON-PRIORITY
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3 credit hour course
$315.30
3 credit hour course w/lab
$315.30
4 credit hour course
$420.40
4 credit hour course w/lab
$420.40
No additional fees/books
50% +
Savings
Tuition/Fees
Valparaiso High School
CEP Courses
Semester 1
Priority Courses ($25/cr)
Pre Calculus IB 1 or 2 - 3 cr
AP/IB Calculus AB or BC – 5 cr
AP/IB Biology - 3 cr
AP/IB Chemistry – 4 cr
AP English Lit and Comp – 3 cr
French IV IB or V IB – 3 cr
German IV IB or V IB – 3 cr
Pre-IB or Spanish III – 3 cr
IB or Spanish IV – 3 cr
Spanish V – 3 cr
AP US History - 3 cr
(AP Physics A,B,C – TBD)
Non-Priority Courses ($315.30/cr)
Drawing I – 3 cr
AP Environmental Science – 3 cr
Earth Space Science – 3 cr
AP Statistics – 3 cr
Speech – 3 cr
Semester 2
P:riority Courses ($25/cr)
Pre Calculus IB 1 or 2 – 3 cr
AP/IB Calculus BC – 5 cr
AP/IB Biology – 4 cr
AP/IB Chemistry – 4 cr
AP English Lit and Comp – 3 cr
Spanish V – 3 cr
AP Government – 3 cr
AP Psychology – 3 cr
AP US History – 3 cr
(AP Physics A,B, C – TBD)
Non Priority courses ($315/30)
Drawing I – 3 cr
Drawing II – 3 cr
Speech - 3 cr
Admissions/Registration
Process
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Applications/Registration forms are
submitted to Guidance
Guidance Office has the applications,
registration forms and the list of courses
offered for dual credit/concurrent
enrollment.
 Registration
forms are to be completed
for the entire academic year
• New CEP students must complete an
application and a registration form.
• Current or previous CEP students only need
to complete a registration form
ADMISSION TO CEP
Upon admission to CEP, a letter will
be sent to the student that contains
valuable information for activating
the student account. Save in a safe
place.
PUID
USERNAME
CREATE YOUR PASSWORD
(expires in 120 days)
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Tuition statements will be mailed this
summer and will reflect Fall courses.
(Due Date - last Friday in August)
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Tuition statements for Spring semester
courses will be mailed in Nov/Dec.
(Due Date – 2nd Friday in January)
Payment Plan - available through
student account (need username and ID number)
4 pay plan
3 pay plan
(check for sign-up deadlines)
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TRANSCRIPTS
Transcripts can be requested for your
intended college/university by
completing/sending a Purdue Transcript
Request Form (available on the PNC
website www.pnc.edu) to Purdue WL
(no charge for transcripts)
(Remember, final grades will not be posted until late
June.)
Sue Wilson, Director of School
Partnerships
swilson@pnc.edu
219-785-5236
Donna Marben, Secretary
dmarben@pnc.edu
219-785-5590