Concurrent Credit

Concurrent Enrollment Courses

Riverton High School and Labette Community College staff members have articulated their curriculum content in specific Science and math classes. Students who meet pre-defined levels of competency may enroll in these class for college credit.

Concurrent Credit Offerings at RHS via LCC

RHS junior and senior students are eligible to enroll in college course under the following guidelines:

1. Students must be at the junior or senior credit status as designated by the school district.
2. Students must have the permission of his/her high school principal to enroll in a class for college credit.
3. Students must enroll as a part-time student at Labette Community College. (Enrollment can be done at RHS)
4. Students must accept responsibility for the cost of tuition, book fees, etc., charged by the college.
5. Students must take and score in the acceptable range on the ASSEST admissions test to be eligible for enrollment. (The test is given at RHS at no cost or obligation to the student)

What are the Benefits of Concurrent Courses?

Concurrent courses allow RHS students to graduate from high school with credits that transfer to colleges and universities and count towards the students graduation requirements. It is highly recommended that students review their intended college major to determine if the concurrent credit will be of benefit to them.

Qualifying Compass Scores or Qualifying ACT Score Required:

ACT

All courses 17

English 18

Adv. Math 20

Calculus - completion of College Algebra 

Accuplacer Score:

All courses - 69

Adv. Math 81

All students must request their college transcript from Labette Community College. Go to the Labette Community College Website at LCC Transcript Requests