Boise State Concurrent Enrollment

Next Steps Idaho

Please check out the Next Steps Idaho website Information Center -Resources For Families:
Your student’s path to graduation and a fulfilling career will be filled with surprises, challenges, and opportunities. Discover the tools and information (including grade-level checklists) you’ll need to help your student in planning, prioritizing, and ultimately taking that leap into life after high school.
https://nextsteps.idaho.gov/

Next Steps Idaho Next Steps Idaho - College and career planning resources for high school students from the Idaho State Board of Education

Boise State University Transcripts - Office of the Registrar

It's that time of year when graduating concurrent enrollment students will want to request official transcripts. Note that final grades will posted by June 11, 2021. Make sure the final grade has been posted.
To order an official transcript through myBoiseState:
1. Log in to your myBoiseState account,
2. Select Student View (or select Student at the top of the page),
3. Select Student Center in the right sidebar,
4. In your Student Center, select the Academic Records tile, and
then select Official Transcript.

To order an official transcript outside of myBoiseState:
Students without myBoiseState access can go to the National Student Clearinghouse to place an order online. Credit and debit card are the only accepted form of payment.

https://www.boisestate.edu/registrar/home/transcripts/

Boise State University Transcripts - Office of the Registrar Information about Boise State University official and unofficial transcripts. Includes order options for standard and rush processing.

Boise State celebrates high school seniors for collegiate accomplishments - Boise State News

"Boise State celebrates high school seniors for collegiate accomplishments".--Concurrend Enrollment helped high school students complete 1 and 2 years worth of college credits as they worked to complete their high school. Read the full story at the link below!
https://www.boisestate.edu/news/2021/05/12/boise-state-celebrates-high-school-seniors-for-collegiate-accomplishments/

Boise State celebrates high school seniors for collegiate accomplishments - Boise State News Boise State University Concurrent Enrollment is proud to celebrate 56 local students who graduated with...

Congratulations to the Boise State University graduates celebrating commencement today and tomorrow! We are so proud of you! For many of you, we are especially proud to have given you a head start through concurrent enrollment classes so that you could finish on time or even early. Way to go class of 2020 and 2021!! 🎉 🎈

Boise State University will host three in-person commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 7, and Saturday, May 8, at Albertsons Stadium to celebrate the class of 2021, as well as members of the class of 2020 whose commencement celebrations were impacted by COVID-19.

This year, a record 35 Boise State students are eligible for doctoral degrees in biomolecular sciences; curriculum and instruction; electrical and computer engineering; educational technology; ecology, evolution and behavior; materials science and engineering; and doctor of nursing practice. In all, 3,032 students are eligible for 3,666 degrees and certificates, with 1,036 students eligible for honors; 532 cm laude, 395 magna cm laude and 109 summa cm laude.

The spring 2021 commencement schedule is as follows:

•• Friday, May 7, at 4 p.m. for the class of 2020 graduates.
•• Saturday, May 8, at 10 a.m. for 2021 graduates from the College of Business, College of Engineering, College of Health Sciences and College of Innovation and Design.
•• Saturday, May 8, at 4 p.m. for 2021 graduates from the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education and School of Public Service.

In Idaho, one out of three students in the state’s entire public higher education system attends Boise State. This spring’s 2021 graduates will push the number of Boise State living alumni to more than 100,000. These graduates have an incredible positive impact on the state of Idaho; 64 percent of Boise State’s alumni live and work in the Treasure Valley and surrounding communities.

With input from public health experts, ceremonies will include a number of COVID-19 precautions, including physical distancing and facial coverings. The university is working through plans to mitigate risk and keep everyone safe with alternate virtual arrangements in case in-person ceremonies are not feasible due to COVID-19.

All graduates will receive a maximum of four tickets for guests. The ceremonies will be streamed live and archived at boisestate.edu/commencement for off-campus guests who cannot be in attendance.

#BoiseStateGrad #WeAreBroncos

Boise State University will host three in-person commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 7, and Saturday, May 8, at Albertsons Stadium to celebrate the class of 2021, as well as members of the class of 2020 whose commencement celebrations were impacted by COVID-19.

This year, a record 35 Boise State students are eligible for doctoral degrees in biomolecular sciences; curriculum and instruction; electrical and computer engineering; educational technology; ecology, evolution and behavior; materials science and engineering; and doctor of nursing practice. In all, 3,032 students are eligible for 3,666 degrees and certificates, with 1,036 students eligible for honors; 532 cm laude, 395 magna cm laude and 109 summa cm laude.

The spring 2021 commencement schedule is as follows:

•• Friday, May 7, at 4 p.m. for the class of 2020 graduates.
•• Saturday, May 8, at 10 a.m. for 2021 graduates from the College of Business, College of Engineering, College of Health Sciences and College of Innovation and Design.
•• Saturday, May 8, at 4 p.m. for 2021 graduates from the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education and School of Public Service.

In Idaho, one out of three students in the state’s entire public higher education system attends Boise State. This spring’s 2021 graduates will push the number of Boise State living alumni to more than 100,000. These graduates have an incredible positive impact on the state of Idaho; 64 percent of Boise State’s alumni live and work in the Treasure Valley and surrounding communities.

With input from public health experts, ceremonies will include a number of COVID-19 precautions, including physical distancing and facial coverings. The university is working through plans to mitigate risk and keep everyone safe with alternate virtual arrangements in case in-person ceremonies are not feasible due to COVID-19.

All graduates will receive a maximum of four tickets for guests. The ceremonies will be streamed live and archived at boisestate.edu/commencement for off-campus guests who cannot be in attendance.

#BoiseStateGrad #WeAreBroncos

The Fall 2021 application and scholarship priority deadline is May 1, 2021. All admission and scholarship materials for new freshmen must be received by Boise State Admissions. Students may still apply after this date, but to get the best scholarship consideration and assigned an early registration date for class selection, apply by May 1.
Visit Boisestate.edu/admissions/apply/

The Fall 2021 application and scholarship priority deadline is May 1, 2021. All admission and scholarship materials for new freshmen must be received by Boise State Admissions. Students may still apply after this date, but to get the best scholarship consideration and assigned an early registration date for class selection, apply by May 1.
Visit Boisestate.edu/admissions/apply/

Did you know that Boise State University is hosting campus visits? You have three options: virtual, on-campus tours, and group tours. The walking tours take about 90 minutes, Monday-Friday and select Saturdays. Tour groups are limited to 20 total participants and two guests, so be sure to sign up early at boisestate.edu/admissions/visit/daily/

Did you know that Boise State University is hosting campus visits? You have three options: virtual, on-campus tours, and group tours. The walking tours take about 90 minutes, Monday-Friday and select Saturdays. Tour groups are limited to 20 total participants and two guests, so be sure to sign up early at boisestate.edu/admissions/visit/daily/

Explore Careers Confidently | ExploreHealthCareers.org

A special invitation from Jeff Anderson, Faculty Liaison for Health Sciences, Respiratory Care--"Join us for our Health Professions Week content: on-demand videos to inspire your healthcare career journey, free games to help you learn about your personal finances and your career options, free virtual webinars and more! The content is ideal for students and parents to explore careers in health care." To register, go to:
https://explorehealthcareers.org/hpw/

Explore Careers Confidently | ExploreHealthCareers.org Activities and Events Include: Live Webinar – Parents, we have a live webinar about financial aid provided by our partners at SMARTTRACK® for you in February. To learn more and take the free assessment, use this custom link to create your complimentary SMARTTRACK® account. Location: SmartTrack W...

Concurrent Enrollment students- by being part of our program, you have access to two important academic support resources to help you succeed in your college classes.

*Access to Albertsons Library for research, they have the most helpful librarians to assist you virtually: Boisestate.edu/library

*Access to the Writing Center, they offer online consultations for written work: Boisestate.edu/writingcenter

Concurrent Enrollment students- by being part of our program, you have access to two important academic support resources to help you succeed in your college classes.

*Access to Albertsons Library for research, they have the most helpful librarians to assist you virtually: Boisestate.edu/library

*Access to the Writing Center, they offer online consultations for written work: Boisestate.edu/writingcenter

Home - Bronco Gap Year

Some students take a year off before starting college -The Bronco Gap Year provides valuable time for you to save money, focus your interests, and start/restart your college experience with a stronger sense of purpose. Learn more at boisestate.edu/gap/
When you are ready, we'll be here!

Home - Bronco Gap Year Whether you’re a first-time college student or someone just not ready to go back, the...

[03/05/21]   We're excited to share the following classes being offered ONLINE with our long time partners, Idaho Digital Learning Alliance. To register, work with the IDLA Site Coordinator at your high school. Visit our website for class descriptions!

SUMMER 2021:
*ACAD 108 Career and Life Planning, 2 credits
*ACAD 101 Academic Success Topics, 3 credits
*ART 100 Introduction to Art, 3 credits

FALL 2021:
*ACAD 108 Career and Life Planning, 2 credits
*ACAD 101 Academic Success Topics, 3 credits
*ART 100 Introduction to Art, 3 credits
*CHEM 100 Concepts of Chemistry, 4 credits
*CS 101 Intro to Computer Science Principles, 3 credits
*ENGL 101 Writing and Rhetoric, 3 credits

Find a Major at #BoiseState

Boise State offers a number of degrees that are recession and pandemic proof in hundreds of fields. Check out Major Finder to see a list of undergraduate majors, minors and certificates. The concurrent enrollment program gives students a solid head start!
https://majors.boisestate.edu/

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Boise State Concurrent Enrollment updated their information in their About section.

Boise State Concurrent Enrollment updated their information in their About section.

Boise State Concurrent Enrollment updated their website address.

Boise State Concurrent Enrollment updated their website address.

THINK Careers

Students-- SIGN UP FOR THIS VIRTUAL CAREER EXPLORATION EVENT!
February 11, 2021 8:30am-4:00pm MST
Open To Any Idaho Student 13 And Older
ABOUT THINK CAREERS
THINK Careers is an interactive virtual career exploration event sponsored by GEAR UP Idaho and Junior Achievement of Idaho. THINK Careers provides the opportunity for Idaho's students (ages 13 and older) to learn about career options available in Idaho and beyond. This event is packed full of exciting features!
We strongly encourage high school students to attend. Event features and other important registration information can be found here:
https://thinkcareersidaho.vfairs.com/

THINK Careers THINK Careers is an interactive virtual career exploration event sponsored by GEAR UP Idaho and Junior Achievement of Idaho. THINK Careers provides the opportunity for Idaho's students (ages 13 and older) to learn about career options available in Idaho and beyond. This event is FREE and packed full...

Idaho Opportunity Scholarship | Idaho State Board of Education

Idaho Opportunity Scholarship
We encourage students to apply for the Idaho Opportunity Scholarship! These funds can be used for both College and Technical Education and bachelor degrees at any of the 11 Idaho colleges and universities listed on THIS PAGE.

→ Requires at least a 2.7 GPA
→ Up to $3,500/yr per student
→ Renewable up to 4 years
→ Applicants must also submit a FAFSA
→ No Essay!

The deadline for the Idaho Opportunity Scholarship is March 1, 2021.
https://boardofed.idaho.gov/scholarships/idaho-opportunity-scholarship/
Questions/concerns: [email protected] We

Idaho Opportunity Scholarship | Idaho State Board of Education Apply Now Recognizing the need for a well-educated workforce, Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter and the Idaho Legislature established the Opportunity Scholarship to remove barriers to higher education and…

THINK Careers

Students - You are invited!
VIRTUAL CAREER EXPLORATION EVENT
February 11, 2021 8:30am-4:00pm MST
Open To Any Idaho Student 13 And Older

ABOUT THINK CAREERS
THINK Careers is an interactive virtual career exploration event sponsored by GEAR UP Idaho and Junior Achievement of Idaho. THINK Careers provides the opportunity for Idaho's students (ages 13 and older) to learn about career options available in Idaho and beyond. This event is packed full of exciting features!

We strongly encourage high school students to attend. Event features and other important registration information can be found here:
https://thinkcareersidaho.vfairs.com/

THINK Careers THINK Careers is an interactive virtual career exploration event sponsored by GEAR UP Idaho and Junior Achievement of Idaho. THINK Careers provides the opportunity for Idaho's students (ages 13 and older) to learn about career options available in Idaho and beyond. This event is FREE and packed full...

A friendly reminder that Boise State University will be closed December 24 - January 1, and will open on January 4, 2021. Please visit our Conurrent Enrollment website for information: Boisestate.edu/concurrentenrollment.

We wish you a Happy Holiday and a Happy and Healthy New Year 2021!

A friendly reminder that Boise State University will be closed December 24 - January 1, and will open on January 4, 2021. Please visit our Conurrent Enrollment website for information: Boisestate.edu/concurrentenrollment.

We wish you a Happy Holiday and a Happy and Healthy New Year 2021!

CE Students—as you get ready to finish this fall semester, it’s a good time to remind you of these two great resources, our Library and Writing Center. Both are easily accessible online with your Boise State student ID number. Visit their websites:
Boisestate.edu/library/
Boisestate.edu/writingcenter/

CE Students—as you get ready to finish this fall semester, it’s a good time to remind you of these two great resources, our Library and Writing Center. Both are easily accessible online with your Boise State student ID number. Visit their websites:
Boisestate.edu/library/
Boisestate.edu/writingcenter/

These are some of the community members who generously donate to Boise State's student scholarship fund! This is the perfect time to complete the FAFSA for Federal student aid and submit the general student scholarship application at the link below:
https://www.boisestate.edu/scholarships/

These are some of the community members who generously donate to Boise State's student scholarship fund! This is the perfect time to complete the FAFSA for Federal student aid and submit the general student scholarship application at the link below:
https://www.boisestate.edu/scholarships/

For over 20 years, Boise State University’s Concurrent Enrollment has been a leader in offering quality dual credit classes. High school students earn Boise State University and high school credit simultaneously through Concurrent Enrollment with collegiate-level courses offered at their high school.

Creating quality experiences

Boise State’s Concurrent Enrollment seeks to expand and reshape education to reach as many Idaho students as possible.

This year, with disruptions brought on by COVID-19, many courses had to shift online, impacting lab curriculum for students along with other financial difficulties. Students enrolled in the introductory Biology 100 and Accountancy 205 classes could no longer rely on high school labs. With the biology and accountancy classes, the lab content is cloud-based, allowing students to receive their content with an access code.

Concurrent Enrollment decided to cover the costs of accountancy and biology labs, saving students and their families anywhere between $20 and $90. Providing accountancy and biology labs at no cost ensures that any enrolled student receives a quality experience and curriculum resources regardless of course modality.

Any enrolled student receives a quality experience and curriculum resources regardless of course modality.
Chemistry courses serving rural Idahoans

Through a partnership with the Idaho Digital Learning Alliance, Concurrent Enrollment began offering Chemistry 100 Concepts of Chemistry to high school students four years ago. Part of the requirements for the online chemistry course was a $20 lab kit. Concurrent Enrollment decided to pay for the lab kit upfront to maintain the quality and consistency of labs for all students, regardless of financial means.

The decision to cover these costs for students alleviated stress over having to declare financial hardships. With lab costs covered and other curriculum shifting to online delivery, fall semester enrollment increased by 127 percent compared to 2019.

While the pandemic slowed the mail delivery of chemistry lab kits, the instructor focused on lectures first and delayed labs, maintaining a quality course experience for students until the labs arrived.

“The online introductory Chemistry 100 class has an especially broad-reaching aspect,” said Director of Concurrent Enrollment Fabiola Juarez-Coca. “There are students enrolled from as far away as Dietrich, Arco and Idaho City. The benefit of providing online Concurrent Enrollment classes is the ability to reach rural students.”

“The benefit of providing online Concurrent Enrollment classes is the ability to reach rural students.”
Continued support for education

The goal of Concurrent Enrollment is to help high school students experience university curriculum, build their self-confidence and thus prepare them for their future university life.

Concurrent Enrollment is committed to supporting high school students and their families by providing the necessary resources. The program aims to set a foundation to provide resources without requiring students to share their family’s financial struggles.

“Overall, Boise State Concurrent Enrollment has invested $26,800 in educational costs to ensure that a total of 745 high school students have access to university-level curriculum delivered online in chemistry, biology and accountancy,” said Juarez-Coca.

The continual investment into resources like lab kits and cloud-based access codes provides students across Idaho with a robust educational experience from Boise State.

For over 20 years, Boise State University’s Concurrent Enrollment has been a leader in offering quality dual credit classes. High school students earn Boise State University and high school credit simultaneously through Concurrent Enrollment with collegiate-level courses offered at their high school.

Creating quality experiences

Boise State’s Concurrent Enrollment seeks to expand and reshape education to reach as many Idaho students as possible.

This year, with disruptions brought on by COVID-19, many courses had to shift online, impacting lab curriculum for students along with other financial difficulties. Students enrolled in the introductory Biology 100 and Accountancy 205 classes could no longer rely on high school labs. With the biology and accountancy classes, the lab content is cloud-based, allowing students to receive their content with an access code.

Concurrent Enrollment decided to cover the costs of accountancy and biology labs, saving students and their families anywhere between $20 and $90. Providing accountancy and biology labs at no cost ensures that any enrolled student receives a quality experience and curriculum resources regardless of course modality.

Any enrolled student receives a quality experience and curriculum resources regardless of course modality.
Chemistry courses serving rural Idahoans

Through a partnership with the Idaho Digital Learning Alliance, Concurrent Enrollment began offering Chemistry 100 Concepts of Chemistry to high school students four years ago. Part of the requirements for the online chemistry course was a $20 lab kit. Concurrent Enrollment decided to pay for the lab kit upfront to maintain the quality and consistency of labs for all students, regardless of financial means.

The decision to cover these costs for students alleviated stress over having to declare financial hardships. With lab costs covered and other curriculum shifting to online delivery, fall semester enrollment increased by 127 percent compared to 2019.

While the pandemic slowed the mail delivery of chemistry lab kits, the instructor focused on lectures first and delayed labs, maintaining a quality course experience for students until the labs arrived.

“The online introductory Chemistry 100 class has an especially broad-reaching aspect,” said Director of Concurrent Enrollment Fabiola Juarez-Coca. “There are students enrolled from as far away as Dietrich, Arco and Idaho City. The benefit of providing online Concurrent Enrollment classes is the ability to reach rural students.”

“The benefit of providing online Concurrent Enrollment classes is the ability to reach rural students.”
Continued support for education

The goal of Concurrent Enrollment is to help high school students experience university curriculum, build their self-confidence and thus prepare them for their future university life.

Concurrent Enrollment is committed to supporting high school students and their families by providing the necessary resources. The program aims to set a foundation to provide resources without requiring students to share their family’s financial struggles.

“Overall, Boise State Concurrent Enrollment has invested $26,800 in educational costs to ensure that a total of 745 high school students have access to university-level curriculum delivered online in chemistry, biology and accountancy,” said Juarez-Coca.

The continual investment into resources like lab kits and cloud-based access codes provides students across Idaho with a robust educational experience from Boise State.