Early College

Can Early College students get a college ID card?

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Yes. To get an ID card, please visit the Student Affairs office in building 3. Make sure to bring a government issued picture ID, and your CEI number.

Can my parents see my college grades?

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Under federal FERPA rules, college records are considered private information and will not be released to anyone other than the student (regardless of student age). If you would like to grant another person access to your college record, you can submit a release form to the CEI Registrar’s office.

Is an Early College student considered a “real” college student?

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Yes, once you get admitted to CEI, you are eligible for a lot of student services. This includes access to the library, CEI tutoring services, and much more! • As a CEI Early College student, you are expected to meet course prerequisites, deadlines, follow college rules, abide by the student code of conduct and are responsible for your academic choices.

Can I retake a class in Early College?

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Yes, however, AO does not cover repeated courses. Repeated courses are subject to college policies for transcripts.

What does it mean to withdraw from a CEI Early College course?

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If you withdraw from a college course prior to the withdraw deadline, you do not receive a tuition refund. Your final grade will show as a “W” on your
college transcript. Withdraws do not affect your college GPA. A “W” counts as an unsuccessful attempt with Advanced Opportunities. If you withdraw, you are required to pay for and pass another course before you can access future AO funding

What does it mean to drop a CEI course?

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If you drop a college course prior to the drop deadline, you receive a tuition refund and the course is erased from your college transcript

What if I am getting a bad grade?

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If you’re struggling in a course, reach out for help as soon as possible. Your course instructor, high school counselor, or college advisor can talk to you about resources that can help you succeed. Stay ahead of the problem; once your final grade posts, it is permanent.