The University of Alabama at Birmingham offers a Concurrent Enrollment program, designed for high school juniors and seniors. This program offers students an opportunity to take courses as a non-degree student at UAB, particularly beneficial for those whose high schools do not participate in the dual enrollment/dual credit program. The program provides academic challenges beyond the traditional high school curriculum, with students limited to registering for six hours per semester. The delivery method of the program is not explicitly mentioned, but it typically involves attending classes at UAB. The duration of the program corresponds with the academic semesters, and key application deadlines for priority consideration are June 1 for the Fall Semester, November 1 for the Spring Semester, and May 15 for the Summer Semester. However, applications submitted after these deadlines may still be considered on a space-available basis. The eligibility criteria for this program include a minimum high school GPA of 3.0. Those planning to register for a math or English course are required to take an assessment to determine course placement, although some exceptions may apply. The specific instructors, their qualifications, and course topics aren't specified. Upon completion, students will have experienced university-level courses and academic challenges beyond the standard high school curriculum. This experience can help them be better prepared for full-time university studies following graduation from high school.