Concurrent Enrollment Articles

• College credit opportunities in the summer spark interest for high school student

  posted 7/31/2024

  For the past six years, the Summer College Credit Program has provided opportunities for students entering ninth through 12th grades to participate in college courses that support high-demand job fields.

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• High school students construct sheds for area families

  posted 10/15/2020

  Waterloo Career Center students give to the community while gaining new career skills and earning college credit through Hawkeye.

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• Community Celebrates Completion of the Waterloo Career Center

  posted 10/11/2019

  Hawkeye Community College worked closely with Waterloo Schools in designing programs at the center. President Todd Holcomb agreed one of its primary purposes is to help deal with the shortage of skilled workers in the state.

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• Career Academies: Hands-On Career Exploration and College Credit for High School Students

  posted 4/2/2018

  The academies allow high school students to explore different career options before graduation, with a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on learning. Students earn both credit for high school graduation and college credit through Hawkeye Community College.

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• Cedar Falls Students Engage in Business Program

  posted 6/2/2017

  The concurrent course earns three high school credits and five Hawkeye Community College credits. The credits will transfer to the state universities as electives.

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• Eastern Iowa Students Graduate from Hawkeye Before High School

  posted 5/18/2017

  Both Megann Bohlken and Gillian Gergen graduated with two-year degrees from Hawkeye Friday night, before their high school graduations.

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