Earn College CreditWhile in High School
Concurrent Enrollment lets high school students take real college courses at little or no cost — earning credits that transfer across Colorado and beyond.
About the Program
What Is Concurrent Enrollment?
Concurrent Enrollment is designed for high school students looking for a challenge — providing real college credit while still in high school. The TSC program lowers the initial higher education investment by offering college credit at low or zero cost, and prepares students for a seamless college transition.
Credits earned through Trinidad State transfer to all 13 Colorado Community Colleges and to state universities through Statewide Transfer Articulation Agreements. High schools partner with TSC through a contract agreement to provide these opportunities in southern Colorado.
Get Started
How to Enroll
Follow these five steps to get started as a Concurrent Enrollment student at Trinidad State.
Where You'll Learn
Course Delivery Formats
Check with your high school to find out which options are available through your district.
On Your High School Campus
Some high schools host TSC Concurrent Enrollment courses directly on site, taught by qualified instructors.
On a TSC Campus
Attend classes at the Trinidad Campus or Valley Campus alongside traditional college students for the full college experience.
Online Courses
Take TSC online courses from anywhere. All online sections are delivered through D2L and taught by qualified instructors.
Credits That Go Where You Go
Credits earned at TSC transfer to all 13 Colorado Community Colleges and to state universities through Statewide Transfer Articulation Agreements. Learn more at cdhe.colorado.gov.
Student Resources
Resources for Concurrent Students
Want to Teach a Concurrent Class?
High school instructors can apply to teach TSC Concurrent Enrollment courses on their campus. Learn about qualifications, the application process, and partnership details.
Contact Us
Your Concurrent Enrollment Coordinator
Have questions about getting started or managing your enrollment? Berni Arrazola coordinates Concurrent Enrollment for both campuses.
