EWC ID# Fall Spring Year WISER ID #
Legal Name (Please Print)
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Last First Middle
E-mail address: Cell Number
Social Security Number Date of Birth Phone Number
Permanent Mailing Address
Street
High School
City
Grade Level (please check)
State Zip
Expected High School Graduation Year
The U.S. Department of Educaon requests that colleges and universies receiving nancial assistance submit enrollment data for certain ethnic groups. Individual students
will not be idened in any reports.
Are you Hispanic or Lano? Yes No
Mark all that apply of the following:
American Indian or Alaska Nave Asian Black or African American Nave Hawaiian or Pacic Islander White
I live in: Goshen County, WY Converse County, WY Crook County, WY Niobrara County, WY Plae County, WY
Weston County, WY WY not EWC Service Area Counes Out-Of-State Not listed above
Are you a U.S. Cizen or Permanent Resident? Yes No If no, what is your country or cizenship? ________________________
Do either of your parents have a four-year baccalaureate (bachelor’s) degree? Yes No
Oce Use: U/R_____
U_____
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Eastern Wyoming College – Concurrent, Dual, & Jumpstart Registraon
Eastern Wyoming College is dedicated to providing opportunies and recognizing the talent of all people within this instuon. There is commitment to a policy of equal opportunity for all persons on the basis of merit
without regard to race, color, naonal origin, marital status, age, sexual orientaon, gender, religion, polical belief, veteran status or disability. In accordance with the policy, EWC arms its commitment to non-discriminaon
in its employment, admission or access to programs and acvies, treatment of any person, as they relate to recruitment, hiring, selecon, screening, tesng, compensaon, promoon, employment benets, educaonal
opportunies, access to programs, work assignments, applicaon of discipline, access to grievance procedures, and any and all other condions which are provided by Eastern Wyoming College policy, regulaon, rule or
pracce. Inquiries concerning Title II, Title VI, Title VII and Secon 504 may be directed to Edward Meyer, Director of Human Resources, 307-532.8330. Title IX inquiries may be directed to Dr. Rex Cogdill, Vice President for
Student Services, 307.532.8257. Both may be contacted at Eastern Wyoming College, 3200 West C. Street, Torrington, WY 82240. Alternavely you may contact the Wyoming Department of Educaon, Oce for Civil Rights
Coordinator, 2nd Floor, Hathaway Building, Cheyenne, WY 82002-0050, or 307.777.7675.
Agreement of Pares
STUDENT AND PARENTS OR GUARDIANS: Endorsement of the form by the STUDENT and PARENT, unless the STUDENT is 18 years old, shall be evidence that he/she possess
an awareness of, and agree with the following provisions:
1. Admission and Enrollment of Students
For a student to be accepted and enrolled into a dual, concurrent or jumpstart credit program, the STUDENT shall:
a) discuss potenal college credit courses with the appropriate DISTRICT and POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION sta, including POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION
admission and registraon requirements, course requirements, credits to be aempted, credits to be awarded, scheduling under dual credit, jumpstart
implicaons for failure to successfully complete the course;
b) obtain course requirements for each course, including course prerequisites, course content, grading policy, aendance requirements, course compleon
requirements, performance standards, and other related course informaon (course syllabus)
c) obtain approval for enrolling in the dual, concurrent or jumpstart credit program each semester by acquiring all necessary signatures on the forms;
d) register for courses during the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION standard registraon periods (2 weeks aer start of high school semesters)
(Note: enrollments shall not be permied aer the close of posted late registraon)
e) discuss any request for a change in registraon (add, drop, withdrawal) and complete all necessary forms and procedures with appropriate DISTRICT
and POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION sta; and
f) comply with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION and DISTRICT student code of conduct and other instuonal policies.
2. Rights and Privileges of Student
The right and privileges of STUDENTS parcipang in dual, concurrent or jumpstart credit courses include:
a) The rights and privileges equal to those extended to DISTRICT and POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION students, unless otherwise excluded by any secon
of this Agreement;
b) The use of the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION library, course related labs and other instruconal facilies, use of the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION
programs and services such as counseling, tutoring, advising, and special services for the students with disabilies (dual/jumpstart enrollment only),
and access to POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION personnel and resources as required; and
c) The right to appeal, in wring to the DISTRICT or POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION, as applicable, any decision pertaining to enrollment in the dual,
concurrent or jumpstart credit program.
3. Condenality of Student Records
a) Student educaonal records created as a result of this Agreement shall be retained and disseminated in accordance with Family Educaonal Rights and
Privacy Act (FERPA) requirements.
b) Parcipaon in dual, concurrent or jumpstart credit courses requires STUDENT and, if applicable, PARENT/GUARDIAN signatures on the form for
compliance with FERPA regulaons.
4. Secondary School and Postsecondary Instuon Calendars
STUDENTS earning dual or jumpstart credits shall abide by the regular operang calendars, schedules and associated requirements of the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION.
If the calendars are incongruent, the dual and/or jumpstart credit STUDENT is required to independently sasfy both calendar requirements and may consult with
DISTRICT counselors for assistance.
Updated May 2016
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