Early College Application Process

Step 1: Attend an Early College Information Session‌

This mandatory first step is incredibly beneficial, as it is designed to answer a lot of the initial questions parents and students have.

You may want to review the Early College eligibility requirements to see if your index score is sufficient for joining this program. *Early College admissions requirements are currently under review for the Fall 2024 admissions cycle. Please note that the requirements listed here may change.

For NUAMES students, Information Sessions to join the Early College program have concluded for the 2023-2024 school year. Email earlycollege@weber.edu if you have any questions.

For Non-NUAMES students, this session is offered in a 1 on 1 appointment format. Schedule an appointment with your WSU Dual Enrollment Advisor on the Early College Advising page and let them know the appointment purpose as info session.

Step 2: Complete the Early College Declaration Form and submit the required items below

Important Note: If you have not been admitted to Concurrent Enrollment (CE) at Weber State University, complete that application first as it is required to be admitted to CE before joining this program. Joining Early College will not prevent your ability to take CE classes.

• Complete the Early College Declaration Form.
• Download and Submit the Parental Informed Consent Agreement after your parent or legal guardian has signed it (only a signature on Part 1: Services/Activities is required).
  • This document can be directly emailed to earlycollege@weber.edu.
• Submit your official high school transcript.
  • Check with your high school registrar or counselor to request they send an official transcript directly to WSU's Admissions Office.
  • They can also email official transcripts to earlycollege@weber.edu.
• Submit your official ACT/SAT score sheet to WSU admissions Office
  • Official means sent directly from Collegeboard for SAT and ACT.org for ACT.
  • If you haven't taken the National ACT, Weber State offers a Residual ACT.
  • *Early College admissions requirements are currently under review for the 2024-25 academic year. Please note that the requirements listed here may change.

Step 3: Contact your High School Counselor

You must meet with your high school counselor in order to determine if Early College is right for you. During this appointment, ask your counselor to submit an Early College Counselor Contract. This contract must be submitted by your High School Counselor and is required to begin Early College.

Step 4: Complete the mandatory WSU New Student Orientation

All new Wildcats are required to complete New Student Orientation through their eWeber portal. You will learn important information like how to register for classes, pay for tuition, apply for scholarships, explore degree programs, and available resources for you on campus. More information can be found at: weber.edu/orientation.

Step 5: Meet with a WSU Dual Enrollment Advisor

Finally, you will need to set up your Required Early College (REC) appointment with the Dual Enrollment Advisor for your campus in order to register for classes. At least one parent or legal guardian is required to attend this appointment with you.