Concurrent enrollment at CMN allows high school, home study, or unaccredited high school students to take college-level courses while still in high school.

To be considered for admission, a student must have the following:

• Minimum composite score of 19 ACT, Pre-ACT (10th grade), 990 SAT (or)
• Have a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale
• Be a junior or senior 16 years of age or older
• Satisfying all curriculum requirements for graduation from high school
• Approval to enroll by a high school counselor or administrator
• Permission to enroll from a parent(s) or legal guardian

Enrollment Requirements

• Complete application
• Vaccination records
• Copy of legal identification (driver’s license, social security card, or birth certificate and photo ID)
• Copy of tribal verification (if applicable)
• Concurrent Signature form (re-submit each new term)
• Official high school transcript (re-submit each new term)
• High school schedule (re-submit each new term)
• Official College transcripts from each college attended (if applicable)
• Proof of academic proficiency as explained under academic proficiency
• Multiple measures may not be considered for concurrent students except in rare instances.
• Concurrent students may not enroll in remedial coursework except for the summer trimester following their senior year

For continued enrollment, the concurrent students must maintain a 2.0 or higher GPA in subsequent terms. Students who do not meet enrollment requirements can contact the Admissions office to see if an exception may be considered.

Course workload – A high school student may enroll in a combined number of high school and college-level courses per trimester, not to exceed a course workload of 19 credit hours (excluding non-academic courses, such as athletics, band, etc.).  One-half of the high school unit for calculating workload shall be equivalent to three credit hours of college work.

Upload during application process, or email to [email protected], E-scripted via Parchment or mail to CMN 2170 Raven Circle Okmulgee, Ok. 74447. *Please allow two weeks to six weeks if your transcript is mailed.)

• Identification Driver’s License, State ID, Birth Certificate, or Social Security Card
• Official High School or GED Transcript All transcripts must be official from the issuing school and sent directly to Admissions office.
• Test Scores (ACT, Pre-ACT, SAT, PSAT) If you have taken a placement test such as the ACT or SAT, please electronically send us an official copy of your scores if not listed on your High School transcript. Depending on your scores and transcripts, you might be required to take an assessment test. An admissions representative will notify you of additional testing is required.
• College transcript(s), (if applicable) Official college transcripts from each college attended. All transcripts must be official from the issuing school and sent directly to the Admissions office.
• Vaccination Records Oklahoma state law requires that all new students attending Oklahoma colleges and universities for the first time provide proof of immunization for:
  • Two Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR)
  • Three Hepatitis B
  • Meningitis (housing residents only)

These can be obtained through your High School or your local Health Department. Exemptions can be obtained through the Admissions Office.

• Tribal Verification, (if applicable) Proof of membership of a federally recognized tribe

• To complete your application, you will need to have the following information:
  • current / permanent address
  • social security number
  • academic history (previous high school and college if applicable
• Application takes less than 10 minutes to complete
• Application does not save information if you are not able to complete in one setting
• If returning students, please apply using the name you used previously
• After submitting you application you may upload your identification

CMN students must demonstrate academic proficiency before enrollment in a given subject area. Academic proficiency determines one’s eligibility to enroll in specific courses or placement in remedial classes during a student’s first trimester of enrollment. Cultural enrichment certificates and relevant courses may be excluded from this requirement.

Students must prove academic proficiency in one of four ways:

• Transferring credits that prove academic proficiency in a subject area; or
• Submitting an ACT score of 19 or better in each subject area, or an SAT score of 330 in Reading and Writing and 510 in Math, or a similar acceptable battery of tests or
• Completing Assessment Testing. See the Testing Center for details.

Begin creating your class schedule and meeting with an academic advisor who will guide you through your degree path. Students with fewer than 30 complete credit hours will speak with one of our freshman advisors.

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