Earning Credit

Jordan High School Options for Credit

Concurrent Enrollment (College Credit)

Concurrent Enrollment (CE) is a program where students can earn college credit for courses that they are taking in high school! College classes are taught at Jordan High school by university-approved high school teachers. This program is available for ALL Jordan High School students and provides affordable access to higher education. Concurrent enrollment credit transfers to ALL state colleges, regardless of where the credit originated. For private institutions, it is best to contact that institutions directly to see how their admissions office accepts concurrent enrollment credit.

For 1st Time SLCC Concurrent Enrollment Students

Complete the online admissions application on the SLCC website.
When you get your User Name, take a picture with your phone or write it down. You will need this anytime you access your account/classes.
Remember your password.
Students will pay a one-time fee to be admitted as a first time student to SLCC. Students can not register for classes until application fee is paid!
Once you are admitted and receive your S# you will need to register for each class using the correct CRN for your specific class and corresponding class period. Your teacher will provide you with the correct CRN.

All of this information can be found on the SLCC webpage here

Fall 2025 Deadlines

Admissions:

Registration:

Last Day to Drop:

Tuition Due:

Last Day to Withdraw:
(no refunds)

August 29, 2025

September 12, 2025

September 19, 2025

October 31, 2025

Spring 2026 Deadlines

Admissions:

Registration:

Last Day to Drop:

Tuition Due:

Last Day to Withdraw:
(no refunds)

January 30, 2026

February 13, 2026

February 20, 2026

March 20, 2026

Have questions or need help?

Stop by the counseling center! Ms. Starley is our CE Coordinator and she is happy to help.

Canyons Virtual Academy

Online classes can be a great option for many students to take classes during high school — courses can be for make-up or original credit. Please note that students will need access to a computer, reliable internet and about 6-8 hours a week per online class for successful completion.