Concurrent Enrollment
Discover the Concurrent Enrollment program at the Matteo Ricci Institute, allowing high school students to earn transferable college credit through courses taught by qualified faculty.
Earn College Credit in High School
For more than 20 years, Matteo Ricci Institute has been offering college courses in local Catholic high schools through our Consortium Program. College level courses are taught by qualified high school faculty under the supervision of Seattle University faculty. Students who successfully complete the course(s) and pay the associated fees are eligible to earn college credit. The college credit is transferable to most colleges and universities.
The four participating Seattle-area high schools currently include:
- Archbishop Murphy High School
- Eastside Catholic School
- Kennedy Catholic High School
- O'Dea High School
For information about the HUMT 1910 Global Citizenship pilot program for select Jesuit high schools, click here.Â
Registration
- Fall: Registration is open from October 8 – November 1st (registration closes at noon). An email has been sent to the personal or school email address for each registered high school student. Course selection and payment is required to complete the registration process within the registration period.
- Winter and Spring: Under development. Please check back soon.
Please note: Late registrations are not accepted. Email matteoricci@seattleu.edu with any questions.
Each course is a 5-quarter credit equivalent and costs $425.
Transcripts can be ordered to show registration at any time after registration has been processed, which will be confirmed with an email.
However, only after grades have been submitted and processed will a final transcript, including the final grade, be available. Please check back here for the date of final grade posting.
Information on how to order transcript information is available here.
Seattle University offers no refunds for withdrawing from a Matteo Ricci course, unless a student needs to withdraw from the high school.