The Boise State Concurrent Enrollment Program is excited to launch their new and improved Bronco Navigate: Advising your Way to College. Bronco Navigate is a great way for students interested in getting a head start on college.
While we no longer are offering our associate degree advising pathway, depending on your goals we have two great advising pathways: 15 to Start for students attending our partnering rural schools and 30 to Start for our larger and more urban partner schools. This change allows our team to support students in career exploration and strategic degree planning focused on achieving appropriate general education requirements leading towards their final degree choice. These advising pathways are more balanced and allow students to focus on their high school experience, extracurricular activities, volunteer and/or job opportunities ensuring a well-rounded student when they apply for scholarships.
The student’s academic advisor will work with each student individually to create a custom degree plan, to ensure that dual credit courses are intentionally selected to support the future goals of the student. These pathways are not limited to 15 or 30 credits, but it’s important to understand that not all courses will apply to every major even if an associate degree is attained. The 15 to Start and 30 to Start Advising Pathways support a strategic focus on selecting courses that support the student’s future academic and career goals.
Advising Pathways
Start your college career by earning 15 credits (equal to one semester of college) or 30 credits (equal to one year of college) through the Concurrent Enrollment Program Advising Pathways.
Contact Concurrent Enrollment Advising Staff
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Karina Smith, Ph.D.
Associate Director
Contact me about: The potential for your high school to offer the 30 to Start and 15 to Start Advising Pathways; advising for students attending Columbia, Nampa, Skyview, Vallivue, Mountain Home, Cascade, and New Meadows High Schools; any student who is not part of one of our formalized advising pathways to receive general advising support.
Contact me about: The potential for your high school to offer the 30 to Start and 15 to Start Advising Pathways; advising for students attending Columbia, Nampa, Skyview, Vallivue, Mountain Home, Cascade, and New Meadows High Schools; any student who is not part of one of our formalized advising pathways to receive general advising support.
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Jessica Markley
Academic Student Success Coordinator
Contact me about: 30 to Start and 15 to Start advising for participating students at Owyhee, Payette, Parma, Melba, Emmett, New Plymouth, and Fruitland High Schools.
Contact me about: 30 to Start and 15 to Start advising for participating students at Owyhee, Payette, Parma, Melba, Emmett, New Plymouth, and Fruitland High Schools.
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Skylar Sommer
Academic Student Success Coordinator
Contact me about: 30 to Start advising for participating students at Centennial, Eagle, Meridian, Mountain View and Rocky Mountain High Schools.
Contact me about: 30 to Start advising for participating students at Centennial, Eagle, Meridian, Mountain View and Rocky Mountain High Schools.
Questions?
For additional questions and support, contact Concurrent Enrollment Advising at ceadvising@boisestate.edu.