Concurrent Enrollment Letter Request - University of Houston
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Concurrent Enrollment Letter Request

You may request a UH Summer 2024 semester concurrent enrollment letter after you have first registered for UH Summer 2024 classes or UH Fall 2024 classes, and after you have personally attended an international student check-in before your first semester here.

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Which semester is the latest semester in which you have registered for classes?

Which semester are you planning to be concurrently enrolled at your other school?

  • For that same semester, have you already enrolled at UH for classes?
  • For fall semester concurrent enrollment, you have to already be registered for UH fall classes.
  • For spring semester concurrent enrollment, you have to already be registered for UH spring classes.
  • For summer semester concurrent enrollment, you have to already be registered for UH summer or UH fall classes.
If Other:
  1. In order to participate in concurrent enrollment, our office must receive:
    1. Evidence (paid fee bill/course schedule) that shows enrollment at the concurrent school, and;
    2. Evidence (transcript or grade report from the other college) that shows that you have completed the coursework. This has to be given to ISSS.
  2. It is my responsibility to consult with my academic advisor in my academic department prior to concurrently enrolling in any classes at any other college or university. I further understand that failure to consult with my academic advisor could result in:
    1. taking classes that do not count towards my degree and
    2. delaying my graduation
  3. It is my responsibility to review with my academic advisor the university policy regarding where a student’s final credit hours may be taken. I understand that classes taken at another college or university may not count toward my degree if taken too close to completion of my studies. In other words, I may be required to only take courses at the University of Houston.
  4. For spring and fall enrollment, only 3 hours out of the required 12 for F-1 undergraduates, and only 3 hours of the required 9 for F-1 graduate students may be taken as Online / Internet courses.
  5. F-1 student's concurrent enrollment is limited to one school.

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