Crossenrolled

Crossenrolled is a term used in educational contexts to describe a student who is simultaneously registered in courses at two different institutions. This often occurs when a student is pursuing a degree at one college or university but takes specific courses at another institution, typically a community college or a specialized training center. The reasons for cross-enrollment can vary. Students might cross-enroll to access courses not offered at their primary institution, to take advantage of more affordable tuition at a different school, or to gain credits that will transfer back to their main program.

This practice requires careful coordination between the two educational institutions to ensure that credits earned are transferable and recognized towards the student's degree requirements. Students typically need to obtain approval from both their home institution and the host institution before enrolling in cross-enrolled courses. The process often involves submitting specific forms and academic transcripts. While beneficial for expanding educational opportunities and potentially accelerating degree completion, cross-enrollment also demands diligent academic planning and time management from the student to successfully navigate the requirements of both institutions.