Guidelines
The purpose of the Concurrent Enrollment Program for Secondary Students is to provide a select number of high school students an
opportunity to enroll for courses at Eastern New Mexico University and to earn college credit while still in high school.
Students who apply for concurrent enrollment are admitted to ENMU under a special ‘non-degree seeking’ category. Upon completion,
the courses will appear on an ofcial ENMU transcript and will be transferable to other colleges and universities. Please note that the
student is not required to attend ENMU after graduation from high school to have the credit transferred to another institution.
A student may take a maximum of six semester hours per term. Any student wishing to take more than six hours must request
and receive written approval from both the high school ofcial and ENMU director of Enrollment Services.
Students admitted to the concurrent enrollment program are subject to all University academic regulations including those governing
attendance, minimum grade point average and withdrawal. By signing the Concurrent Enrollment Program for Secondary Students
form, students consent to the release of their ENMU academic records to the high school.
Financial aid will not be available to high school students participating in the program. Grades earned as a concurrent student may
affect eligibility for nancial aid in college. Contact Financial Aid if you have questions, 575-562-2194.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Concurrent Enrollment Program is limited to students who have completed their sophomore year in high
school. Each semester, students must ll out an application and have a high school ofcial sign the recommendation section.
Parent/guardian signature is also required. Students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.5 (based on a 4.0 scale)
prior to each enrollment.
Individual high schools may require additional qualications before certifying and recommending a student for this program. In all
cases, the nal decision for admission to the concurrent enrollment program is made by the ENMU director of Enrollment Services.
Application Procedure
The ENMU Concurrent Enrollment Program form must be completed before students will be considered for admission. Concurrent
Enrollment Program applications are available from the ENMU Ofce of Enrollment Services and in the counseling ofces of
participating high schools.
Student Information/Application
Name:
Last First Middle
SSN (optional): Date of birth: Cumulative GPA:
E-mail: Phone number:
Mailing address:
Address City State ZIP
Expected date of graduation: from High School
Month / Year
Gender: q Male q Female Are either of your parents active duty military? q Yes q No
Do you currently attend a private school, home school or Indian nation school? q Yes q No
Check appropriate ethnic origin (This information is voluntary and will not be used in a discriminatory manner.):
Please indicate whether you consider yourself to be Hispanic/Latino: q Yes q No
In addition, select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself:
qAmerican Indian or Alaskan Native q Asian q Black or African American
q Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander q White or Caucasian
Are you a U.S. citizen? q Yes q No
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