Face-to-Face Concurrent Enrollment Registration

For help registering for face to face classes, students should contact their counselor or instructor in their high school to get course registration numbers (CRNs).

Log into your mySUU portal.
Once logged in, on the left-hand side of the screen, scroll down and select the "Registration" option under the “Banner” section.
Register for your classes using the special CRN code provided by your high school's counseling department. These classes are available at the discounted rate of $5 per credit.

Please note, the course fee is tied to the CRN. If you do not register for a course with a concurrent enrollment CRN, you may be charged full undergraduate tuition. Please contact the Concurrent Enrollment Office if you need help.

Log in to your mySUU portal and navigate to the Registration tab, located at the bottom left of the portal page.
On the Registration page, select Register for Classes to access the term selection. Choose the current term in which you are enrolled.
You will see a list of your classes and a schedule for the semester. Locate the Summary section at the bottom right of the page, find the specific class you wish to drop, and look for the Action column in that row.
Click the dropdown in the Action column, select the Web Dropped option, then click Submit at the bottom of the Summary section to finalize the drop.

When signing up for Concurrent Enrollment (CE) courses, you may occasionally encounter registration issues. Common examples include:

Financial Holds

SUU Concurrent Enrollment tuition must be paid within the first weeks of each semester. If you leave any fees unpaid, a financial hold will block further registration until your balance is cleared. Our tuition payment page has detailed instructions on paying your tuition.

Prerequisite Error

Some Concurrent Enrollment courses have prerequisites that must be completed before you can register. In many cases, these prerequisites can also be fulfilled by specific test scores—such as the ACT or ALEKS exams. For more detailed information, please visit the “Prerequisite Requirements” section above.

Readmission Error

If you have previously been admitted to SUU Concurrent Enrollment, but go a semester without enrolling in a CE course, your SUU account becomes dormant. To reactivate your account, contact our office at concurrentenrollment@suu.edu or (435) 865-8783.

Prerequisite Requirements

English and Math courses at Southern Utah University have prerequisite requirements that must be met before a student can register to take them. Students need to contact their high school CE coordinator or the SUU Concurrent Enrollment office to verify that they have met the prerequisite requirement for any English or Math course they wish to take. The prerequisites are as follows:

Sensitive Materials Notice for Parents

Sensitive material, according to Utah Code 53G-10-103, means instructional material that constitutes pornographic or indecent material. Instructional materials for these courses were chosen for their serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value. Some concurrent enrollment courses contain material which some may consider to be sensitive. Content may include reading materials, handouts, videos, digital materials, websites, online applications, live presentations, and other materials that are defined as sensitive material under Utah law. By enrolling your child in this course, you acknowledge that you are the parent of the child being enrolled and that your child may view, read, or otherwise access sensitive material in this course. For additional questions about the nature of the sensitive materials please contact the SUU Concurrent Enrollment Office at concurrentenrollment@suu.edu or (435) 865-8783.

High School Counselor Information

We’re excited to offer our First Day Flyers each semester to help counselors and teachers welcome students on day one. If you’d like to print and distribute them, feel free to download the flyers. Let’s start the semester off strong! (Be sure to add any deadlines prior to printing)