SU sponsors a Parallel Enrollment program for academically talented high school students. This program allows students from the local area to take up to two courses during one or both semesters of their senior year. Participants may take up to fourteen (14) credits through the Parallel Enrollment program.
Application Process
A minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 (B) is required for admission. Students who wish to enroll in English or math courses must submit SAT or ACT scores for placement purposes. For all applicants, scheduling a personal interview with the Parallel Enrollment Admissions Counselor is strongly recommended.
Students applying for parallel enrollment must submit:
Application Deadlines
The application and supporting materials, including the $25 application fee, must be received by the following deadlines:
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All information should be mailed to:
Stevenson University
Admissions Office
c/o Parallel Enrollment Program
1525 Greenspring Valley Road
Stevenson, MD 21153
Tuition Expenses
Parallel Enrollment students pay tuition on a per-credit basis, as do all part-time students at the College. Students accepted to the program, however, receive a Stevenson University Parallel Enrollment scholarship of $100 per credit to help defray tuition expenses.
Continuation Requirements
Parallel Enrollment students must earn a minimum 3.0 GPA in their first semester of SU coursework in order to be eligible to pursue coursework for a second semester.
Course Offerings & Descriptions
Students in Parallel Enrollment may choose from select 100- and 200-level courses as outlined in the Parallel Enrollment Course List (PDF). Please note that this list of suggested courses is subject to change and a course's placement on the list does not guarantee availability in any particular semester.
For Further Information:
Questions regarding Parallel Enrollment should be directed to Aaron Alder, Admissions Counselor for Parallel Enrollment, at 443-352-4402 or aalder@stevenson.edu.
Application Tips
Deadlines
Be sure to meet the stated deadlines when you submit your Parallel Enrollment application. Meeting the appropriate deadline will give you the best opportunity to pick courses that work with your high school schedule. Applications are considered on a space-available basis after deadlines have passed, but course selection will be limited.
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