Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrently Enrolled High School Students
Concurrent Enrollment is available for high school juniors and seniors.
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- Earn general ed credits that transfer to virtually all Oklahoma colleges and universities!
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If you have already been admitted and taken concurrent courses previously, you will submit a new concurrent enrollment form via email to okc.concurrent@okstate.edu and meet with your concurrent advisor prior to enrollment. Note: You must be 20 years of age or younger to take concurrent enrollment.
How to Apply
Step 1: Apply for admission to the university.
Choose "First-time users: Create an account." Follow the prompts through the application.
Step 2: Submit additional documents during application to the OSU-OKC Admissions Office.
In addition to submitting a Concurrent Approval Form, signed by your parents and by high school officials, you will also need to submit an official high school transcript as well as your ACT/SAT scores.
Step 3: Watch your email for your O-Key Account Activation instructions.
This is important! Your O-Key account gives you access to:
- myOKSTATE Self Service to enroll, pay your bill, see your grades, etc., and
- Canvas, our learning management system, to access your course materials.
You must also activate your O-Key to be able to get a student ID.
Admission Requirements
| Student Type | Coursework | ACT/Pre-ACT/Residual ACT Score | SAT/PSAT 10/ PSAT/NMSQT Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junior and Seniors from accredited high schools | Unweighted 3.0 or higher | OR | 19 | OR | 990 |
| Junior and Senior Home-schooled Students OR students attending an unaccredited high school | Completed coursework equivalent to junior or senior at an accredited high school | AND | 19 | OR | 990 |
Course Placement
Admission to OSU-OKC does not guarantee eligibility for course placement. At a minimum, students must demonstrate college readiness in reading (Cumulative HS GPA of 3.0+, ACT 19+/SAT 510+/ACCUPLACER Reading ≥ 250).
Students must also meet the following score requirements in the subject area in which they are enrolling.
| Test Subject Area | Academic Performance Code from Catalog** | High School GPA | National ACT/Pre-ACT/Residual ACT | SAT/PSAT 10/PSAT/NMQST | ACCUPLACCER NextGen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | May enroll in courses with [W] prerequisite. | HS GPA of 3.0+ in English coursework | 19+ English | 510+ - Evidence-Based Reading & Writing | Writing ≥ 250 |
| Math | May enroll in courses with [M] prerequisite. | HS GPA of 3.0+ in Math coursework | 19+ Math | 510 + - Math | Quant. Reasoning/ Algebra/Statistics ≥ 263, AND Advanced Algebra/Functions ≥ 250 |
| Reading | May enroll in courses with [R] prerequisite. | HS cumulated GPA of 3.0+ | 19+ Science | 510+ - Evidence-Based Reading & Writing | Reading ≥ 250 |
* High school Seniors are eligible for up to a total of 18 credit hours beginning with the Summer after Junior year through Spring of Senior year. High school Juniors are eligible for up to a total of 9 credit hours beginning with the Summer after 10th grade year through Spring of Junior year.
** Many courses have more than one code as prerequisite. For example: English Comp I (ENGL1113) has both an [R] and [W] requirement. Students must meet all prerequisites for enrollment.
Note: Concurrently-admitted high school students will not be allowed to enroll in any remedial/developmental courses designed to remove high school curricular or basic academic deficiencies. Students are still responsible for tuition beyond any waived amount and all fees and textbook costs.