Take Concurrent Enrollment Courses from Oklahoma State University on the Internet and Get a Head Start on College!!
OSU online courses meet general education requirements for graduation from most colleges and universities. High School juniors and seniors can earn college credit at the same time they are completing requirements for high school graduation.
And, by taking these online courses, you can do it all without ever leaving your high school campus!
Courses for Fall 09 and Spring 2010 Classes for fall begin 8/17/09 and end 12/11/09. Classes for spring begin 1/11/10 and end 5/7/10.
(S) ANTH 2353 General Anthropology, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours
CS 1003 Computer Proficiency, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours ENGL 1113 Composition I, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours ENGL 1213 Composition II, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours (H) ENGL 2513 Intro to Creative Writing, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours (I, S) GEOG 1113 Intro to Cultural Geography, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours (H) MUSI 2573 Intro to Music, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours (A) PHIL 1313 Logic and Critical Thinking, Sec. 613, 3 credit hours POLS 1113 American Government, Sec. 613, 3 credit hours (S) SOC 1113 Introduction to Sociology, Sec. 603, 3 credit hours (not offered in spring semester)
Languages: FLL 1000 Mvskoke I, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours FLL 1000 Mvskoke II, Sec. 613, 5 credit hours FREN 1115 French I, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours FREN 1225 French II, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours GRMN 1115 German I, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours SPAN 1115 Spanish I, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours SPAN 1225 Spanish II, Sec. 603, 5 credit hours
High School students may enroll in some of our general education requirement courses right along with our regular OSU students and receive the same credit.
Lessons are already on the Interent. Students complete assignments and email or fax them to the instructors. Feedback is provided by email, phone or fax.
Instructors are available via email and telephone so that students have support and assistance when they need it.
Quizzes and exams are taken while students are at school and are protored by a high school teacher, librarian, counselor, or other acceptable personnel on the high school campus. Results with feedback are returned to the students.
When they successfully complete the course, the students will recieve a grade and an official OSU transcript showing their work.
How can college-bound students benefit by taking concurrent enrollment courses from OSU?
They can take courses that fulfill the requirements for both high school and college graduation while they are still in high school.
Concurrent enrollment courses save time and money. Students can graduate from college in a shorter time span because they can get general education requirements finished while they are still in high school. This can mean a big savings in room, board and tution when they get to college.
By graduating sooner, students can begin career of their dreams earlier.
How does your school benefit by allowing students to take concurrent enrollment courses from OSU on the Internet?
Your students stay right there on your campus - no need for anyone to leave school to go somewhere else for a class.
These concurrent enrollment courses fit into your class schedule because they are on the Internet--no need to turn your schedule upside down to accommodate televised class or a community college schedule.
The stature of your school is increased when you make college courses available to your students. Parents are pleased when their children can begin college with a head start that will save them both time and money.
How much does it cost? Can we pay by PO number?
Schools pay a non-refundable OSU Admission fee of $40 per student to establish a college transcript. This must accompany the registration forms.
We will bill schools for tuition after the final drop dates to ensure that you only pay for students who want to be in the class. Textbooks can be purchased from the OSU bookstore, or directly from the publisher, or from other sources (often less expensive) available on the Internet.
Tuition for the 2009-2010 school year is expected to be:
(Oklahoma schools - call 800-452-2787 to discuss tuition waivers for Oklahoma residents)
(Tuition is subject to change without notice.)
Yes, we accept PO numbers.
If parents or students are paying for the course(s), click here for information about how you will receive the bill, and how to pay it.
How do we register students for concurrent enrollment courses?
1. The registration forms are available in .pdf format using these links, open them in Acrobat Reader. You may download and print them and then fax or mail them to us.
2. After you have completed the forms, mail or fax them to
OSU/K-12 Distance Learning Academy 213 LSE Stillwater, OK 74078 Fax: 405-744-6992
If you are unable to download the information, you may call 800-452-2787 or send an email to
We will send you an enrollment packet with complete information about the classes available.
You may order textbooks from any source you choose. The OSU bookstore can supply books and bill them to your Bursar account. Their number is 800-831-4698. Some textbook portals referred to us by previous students include www.campusi.com, www.directtextbook.com, and www.half.com. There are probably many others. These are provided as options for your convenience. OSU makes no recommendations and does not endorse any of these.
Important Dates: What deadlines will I have?
Fall semester:
Last day to enroll: Aug 12, 2009
First day of classes: Aug 17, 2009
Last day to drop with 100% refund: Aug 24, 2009
Last day to drop with 50% refund: Aug 28, 2009
Fall break (tentative): Oct 9, 2009 – no classes
Last day to drop with grade of “W”: Nov 6, 2009
Thanksgiving holiday: Nov 25, 26, & 27, 2009
Last day of classes: Dec 11, 2009
Grades posted: Dec 15, 2009
Spring semester: Last day to enroll: Jan 6, 2010 First day of classes: Jan 11, 2010 Last day to drop with 100% refund: Jan 19, 2010 Last day to drop with 50% refund: Jan 22, 2010 Martin Luther King Day: Jan 18, 2010 – no classes Spring break: Mar 15 – 19, 2010 – no classes Last day to drop with grade of “W”: Apr 9, 2010 Last day of classes: May 7, 2010 Grades posted: May 11, 2010
Getting logged in/Getting Started/etc.
Click here for instructions regarding logging in to your course, getting your email, and other general information about OSU internet services.
How do I get my grades?
Your grades and unofficial transcript will be available on the OSU website for students. Click here for information about how to get this information.
Technical Support - HELP!
If you are unable to log in, contact the following technical supports immediately:
If you are logged in, but having technical problems on the site, get in touch with your instructor right away. If you still need tech support, get in touch with these folks:
You will need to complete the OSU Drop/Add form. Fax the form to 405-744-6992. OR scan the completed form and attach it to an email to
and
(Make the email addresses links to email forms) OR mail the form to A&S Outreach, 213 LSE, Stillwater OK 47078.
Regardless of the method you use to return the form, call our office at 800-452-2787 to confirm that we received it.
Questions? Need more information? Call, write, or email us.
Oklahoma State University
K-12 Distance Learning Academy 213 LSE, Stillwater, Ok 74078
Concurrent Enrollment
