Student Resources
While it’s common knowledge that CEP students are considered college students (albeit Non-Degree-Seeking students), many don’t know that various benefits come with this status.
These resources can significantly help students in their academic pursuits, and we strongly encourage their use by CEP students.
Concurrent Enrollment Deadlines
Spring 2024 Deadlines
- January 22, 2024: All Applications Are Due AND Registration Ends
- February 9, 2024: Year-Long Courses—Last Day to Withdrawal with W (No Reimbursement)
- March 22, 2024: Payment Due/Last Day to Drop with No Penalty
- April 19, 2024: Spring/Tri 3/Year-Long Courses—Last Day to Withdraw with W (No Reimbursement)
CEP Day on Campus Field Trips
PNW is proud to host CEP students on campus. These field trips, called “CEP Day on Campus,” are scheduled through the school administration. A typical day involves meeting with PNW Faculty, staff, and students and sitting in a PNW undergrad class with other PNW students to get a feel for a college course. All groups are given a campus tour and an admissions presentation. The CEP Day on Campus can be tailored to include a visit to the Cadaver Lab, a Chemistry Lab, the International Language Lab, a presentation from a PNW reference librarian to show how to use the online databases, etc.
Discover How Your Credits Transfer In
Have credits? Earning credits? Do you plan to transfer those credits? You’ve come to the right place to help you make successful transfer decisions.
Anne E. Gregory, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Anne Gregory earned her Ph.D. from Purdue University in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Early Literacy.
Resources We Offer
Students can come here for tutoring and study groups, as well as learning about time management and study skills. Services are free, and appointments aren’t necessary.
The Concurrent Enrollment Coordinators function as an advisor for all CEP students, and can help them with any questions they may have about CEP or pre-college in general. Here is where you can find your specific major advisor.
Students have full access to the library, and can use it for class if they need resources for research or just checking out a book. They also have access to all databases to which our campus is subscribed.
Offers one-on-one tutoring and other assistance to help any student at any stage of their work on a paper. Getting help at the Writing Center is free, no appointment necessary.