Concurrent Enrollment students do not qualify for financial aid because the federal government requires students to have received a high school diploma or its equivalent to be eligible for federal grants or loans.

Application/registration instructions can be found at the How to Apply for Concurrent Enrollment page.
After going through the steps on that page, take the Concurrent Enrollment Program registration form to your teacher along with a check or money order made out to Boise State University. The cost of the program is $65 per credit (example: a 4-credit biology course is $260).

Boise State's Concurrent Enrollment Program refers to classes offered to high school students for both high school and Boise State credit. Students participating in concurrent enrollment classes receive college credit for specific courses offered at their high school.

Concurrent Enrollment provides the student with a Boise State transcript with an actual letter grade for the course based on work completed during the duration of the class. Studnets can request that their transcript be sent the college or university of their choice. Credits are transferable.

The Advanced Placement Program provides college credit based on performance on a cumulative exam administered in May. For exam scores of 3, 4 or 5 some universities award crerdit or waive a specific course. For some courses with labs, the lecture portion of the course is all a college can accept. For AP courses, no course grade or transcript is generated.

Yes. Once the course is completed, students may choose to either have their Boise State transcript transferred, or may request that AP scores be sent to their chosen college. Students attending Boise State University after graduating will already have the Concurrent Enrollment course listed on their transcript.