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Early College Application Process

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers a college application system for high school students interested in the Early College Concurrent Enrollment program. Learn what you need and how to apply.

Early College Application Steps

An aerial photo students walking across the Quad and Amphitheater with the Manwaring Center, McKay Library, and McKay Skybridge above.

How to Apply for Concurrent Enrollment

  1. Access the Church’s college application system.
    Use this system to apply to BYU-Idaho’s Concurrent Enrollment program.
  2. In the “Application” section, select “BYU-Idaho.”
    This ensures your application is directed to the correct institution.
  3. Consent to data collection and use.
    The application will prompt you to approve the collection and use of your information.
  4. Select the correct application type.
    Choose: “I am applying for Concurrent Enrollment courses during high school.”
  5. Need help?
    If you experience issues connecting your Church account or encounter problems with the application, contact the Admissions Office: admissions@byui.edu or 208-496-1300.

Apply for Concurrent Enrollment

Required Documents and Endorsements
Your Church account username and password
An Ecclesiastical Endorsement
This endorsement must be completed by the Bishop of the ward where the student or their membership record is located. The continuing endorsement must be submitted before registering for classes.

Ecclesiastical Endorsement

Additional Information

First-time students will need to complete and submit the Parental/Guardian Consent Form before registering for classes.

Consent Form
Concurrent Enrollment students are limited to 15 credit hours per semester.
BYU-Idaho Student Housing is not available to Concurrent Enrollment students.
All BYU-Idaho classes are available to Concurrent Enrollment students if the appropriate prerequisite requirements are met.
Students should work with high school counselors to ensure that the BYU-Idaho courses they select also meet high school graduation requirements.