High School Concurrent Student Academic Services

Welcome!

The Office of Concurrent Programming and Advisement exists to ensure all of the academic needs of OSU high school students enrolled in concurrent programs are met. Through the addition of this office, high school concurrent students now have a singular place they can turn for the variety of unique issues they might face. The Coordinator of Concurrent Programming and Advisement, Kristen Kulling, serves multiple roles, ranging from Academic Advisor, to coordinator for expanding concurrent programming, as well as being the contact person for surrounding school districts interested in offering OSU concurrent courses.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
A concurrent student is one who is still enrolled in high school. To be admitted as a concurrent student, you must be a junior or senior, enrolled in an accredited Oklahoma high school, and meet the following requirements:

Participate in the ACT or SAT and

Meet at least one of the performance requirement options and

Be able to satisfy all requirements for high school graduation no later than the last semester of your senior year,

To be admitted as a concurrent student, you must meet ONE of the following requirements:**

24+

ACT

1160+

SAT

TOP 33.3%

and 3.0+ unweighted GPA

**OSU does not consider the essay component of the ACT/SAT for admission criteria listed above.

Homeschooled students and students from unaccredited high schools must have completed enough high school coursework to be equivalent to an individual classified as a junior or senior at an accredited high school. GPA and class rank are not used to evaluate students who fall under either category.

For more information contact:

Coordinator of Concurrent Programming and Advisement

Kristen Kulling

HSConcurrent@okstate.edu

Admissions

Concurrent Handbook

Frequently Asked Questions?

High School Counselor Information