Northwest Nazarene University - Idaho Digital Learning Alliance

Registration Deadlines:

Deb Cano

Program Coordinator

Concurrent Credit – Bridge Academy

Talk to your parents and your school Site Coordinator/Counselor about dual credit courses offered through IDLA. Be sure to discuss the benefits and drawbacks of college credit available through a dual credit course. A full list of course offerings can be found on the IDLA Course Catalog.
Be sure you meet any prerequisite requirements for the course prior to registering for the course.
Work with your Site Coordinator to register for the course through IDLA.
Check your registration confirmation email for the course start date and other important information.

In order to be registered for an NNU course, payment or allocation of Idaho State Fast Forward Funds must be done at the time of registration.
Click the following link to access the Advanced Opportunities Portal
Talk to your parents and your school Site Coordinator/Counselor about Advanced Opportunities funds provided by the State of Idaho. Determine whether or not to use these funds to pay for the cost of your college credits.
Using Advanced Opportunity funding? Work with your school Site Coordinator/Counselor to register through the state Advanced Opportunities portal.
Not using Advanced Opportunity funding?
- NNU accepts cash or checks (made payable to NNU). Please indicate the students name on the check. Credit/debit card payments may be made online, a student social security number is required. Once your concurrent registration has been processed and you are enrolled in the concurrent course, there is no refund for tuition.

Register for the NNU course.
Complete the registration form found at: https://www.nnu.edu/form/concurrent-credit-application/
The course name, number, and instructor name will be provided to you by your instructor in your IDLA course.
Review to verify if you need to complete a certificate of residency with your county. If so, visit the Idaho Association of Counties website to access the form.

If you are taking Anatomy & Physiology (BIOL1060/1060L) or Environmental Science (BIOL 1040) you only need to register and fund once in the Fall. This is a year-long course through NNU and you must remain in the course all year in order to receive college credits.
It is helpful to allocate advanced opportunity funding first, then register with NNU.

If it becomes necessary to drop enrollment in a concurrent credit class, the student will need to:
Print off a copy of the Drop Form for Public Schools Students or the Drop Form for Private School Students. Complete the student section of the form and obtain appropriate signatures. Return the form to concurrent@nnu.edu or mail it to NNU Concurrent Credit 623 S. University Blvd. Nampa, ID 83686.
When a student drops a course after the drop deadline, a “W” (withdraw) will be posted to their NNU transcript. A “W” does not count toward their GPA. There is no tuition refund for dropped courses.
The Registrar allows concurrent students to drop until the last day of the concurrent course.