When a student becomes a junior or senior, he or she may be eligible to enroll in college while still in high school. A student needs to see the counselor or principal for details. A student that is concurrently enrolled must file their college schedule in the counselor’s office. If these courses are dropped before the end of the semester, the student must enroll in high school courses and finish the semester for no credit. 1. Grades and credits received from the concurrent enrollment class will be posted to the high school transcript. Students must be aware that if they are taking a college course, the grade earned in the class will impact the student’s high school GPA and class rank. 22 2. If a student drops a class within the first 10 days of the semester, they will be enrolled in the appropriate number of courses at the high school for full credit. The principal has the discretion to consider exceptions to this rule. Furthermore, if a student does not pass a college course he/she may not meet the high school requirements for graduation. Letter grades will be transcribed as follows: A=95, B=85, C=75, D=65, F=59. Clep grades will be posted as a 92% (passing assigned by College Board). *Students must complete the Concurrent Enrollment Agreement form before enrolling in a college or university. This form must be returned to the counselor.