Fall Semester (Fall S)

Application and Registration Period

First Date Available Oct. 6, 2025

Last Date Available Nov. 6, 2025

Day to Drop Without Receiving a "W"

Nov. 6, 2025

Last Possible Day to Drop (will receive a "W" on transcript)

Nov. 26, 2025

Grading Window

Jan. 26, 2026-Feb. 13, 2026

Spring Semester (Spring S)

Application and Registration Period

First Date Available Feb. 3, 2026

Last Date Available Mar. 31, 2026

Day to Drop Without Receiving a "W"

May 6, 2026

Last Possible Day to Drop (will receive a "W" on transcript)

May 30, 2026

Grading Window

May 30, 2026-Jun. 12, 2026

Fall 2025 Semester

• Registration: 9/8/25-10/3/25

• Drop: 10/3/25

• Parent/guardian consent: 10/17/25

• Late registration request: 10/6/25-10/10/25

• Reviewer recommendation: 10/10/25

• Roster verification: TBD

• Uncontested withdrawal: 11/14/25

• Complete or hardship withdrawal: 1/09/2026

• Grades: 1/30/2026

Spring 2026 Semester

• Registration: 2/09/26-2/27/26

• Drop: 2/27/26

• Parent/guardian consent: 3/13/26

• Late registration request: 3/02/26-3/06/26

• Reviewer recommendation: 3/07/25

• Roster verification: TBD

• Uncontested withdrawal: 4/10/26

• Complete or hardship withdrawal: 5/29/26

• Grades: 6/19/26

EWU in the High School is available for freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. There are no ACT score, SAT score, or GPA requirements. However, some EWU in the HS courses do require math or English placement testing, and some courses have prerequisites.

For more information about which EWU courses are offered at your high school and what the prerequisites are, talk to your counselor.

Yes. Students can earn credit with a D or 0.7. However, we encourage students who are earning less than a C (2.0) to drop the course so that they don’t risk academic probation when they enter a college/university full-time.

When a student drops the course because of a lower grade, their grade won’t go on their college transcript, but it can still go on their high school transcript and count toward high school graduation.

High School Credits: Every 5 college credits with the CHS program counts for 1 high school credit. Some courses will generate more high school credits. 

College Credits: College credits earned in the College in the High School program generate a college transcript and transfer to most colleges or universities.

College credits earned in the CHS program are widely accepted in Washington State colleges and universities. Learn more here:

• Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges equivalency guides

Transferring credits to private colleges or out-of-state colleges or universities:

• Transfer crediting varies from institution to institution. Search college name and transfer equivalency guide to research transferability of credits to potential institutions.

All classes are taught on school campus during the regular scheduled school day. 

There is no cost to students.

High School transcripts will show CiHS and can be requested through the school registrar.

College transcripts must be requested from the school in which the course is offered.  (i.e. AP Biology/Biology 101 - request through CWU)

Currently, we are offering 36 credits and working to grow the program for future years.

RCW 28A.600.287

WA Student Achievement Council