Question: What is CE (Concurrent Enrollment) for?

Answer: If your high school class is CE, then you also get college credit for the class. Our CE classes give you credit from Utah Tech University, which can be transferred to most other colleges and universities in Utah.

Question: Do I have to sign up for CE in any of Thorley's Financial Lit class periods?

Answer: No, CE is optional in all of my classes.

Question: How much does CE Financial Literacy cost?

Answer: Utah Tech charges $15 tuition for each CE class and Financial Literacy doesn't have any fees for textbooks or labs. You can pay the $15 tuition by logging into MyUT at utahtech.edu after you have registered for the class.

Question: Do CE students do any extra work or take any tests over at Utah Tech?

Answer: No, CE students do the exact same assignments and tests, all here in class at Dixie High

Question: Do I have to sign up or register through Utah Tech?

Answer: Yes, but the whole process can be completed online. The other document in this Module walks you through the sign up process. We will also spend time on this in the first few days of class.

Question: Do CE students do their Financial Literacy classwork on the Utah Tech Canvas page?

Answer: No, my classes are all mixed (Some kids take CE and some don't) so I keep all my classwork on the Dixie High Canvas page.

Question: How is grading different for CE students?

Answer: Dixie gives you a grade every quarter, but Utah Tech gives you a grade every semester (2 quarters). I will combine your grade for 1st and 2nd quarters when I submit your final grades to Utah Tech University. So if you got an 84% (B) in 1st quarter, and then a 92% (A-) in 2nd quarter, your final grade will be about 88% (B+) when I combine the points from both quarters.