TREP Scholarship Program

Educator pathway coursework

No. The following students should not participate in TREP:

• Students who want to play intercollegiate sports (NCAA).
• Students who will require federal financial aid such as federal student loans or federal grants to cover expenses not covered by TREP.
• Students who do not want to be a K-12 educator.

TREP scholars must register for a minimum of 12 credits and Jeffco will pay tuition, fees, and required books and materials up to 18 college credits for each semester for both fall and spring semesters. Students must follow the prescribed coursework sequence provided by their college advisor.

Students are responsible for transportation, housing, food and for credits taken beyond the 18 credits that Jeffco will pay for.

Online courses are approved on a case-by-case basis.

• Follow all college and program deadlines, requirements, and document submissions
• Check email on a regular basis
• Meet with your college advisor each semester to ensure you’re taking the right courses

• Complete the application in Enroll Jeffco between January 1st and April 1st. 
• Attend one of the mandatory orientation sessions (dates and times TBD; sessions are held in-person during spring semester)
• Meet all state and local requirements and submission deadlines.

Students need to have the following documents available to complete their scholarship application:

• Unofficial College Transcript(s) showing one of the Educator Pathway Courses in progress or completed during their 12th grade year.
• Proof of submission of the FAFSA or CAFSA.

Getting Your Unofficial College Transcripts and Scores

• Students are not eligible for any federal student financial aid including federal student loans and grants while participating in TREP.
• Students will qualify for federal aid after they have completed or dropped the TREP program. 
• Students may disqualify themselves from certain scholarships or grants, since 12 semester hours or more earned in college may cause the student to be classified as a transfer student rather than a freshman. 
• It is important for families to consider all of their financial options before committing.

• Until you complete the two-year TREP program, you will still be classified as a high school student. 
• Your high school transcript will show that you have completed your high school graduation requirements and that you are a TREP student for a fifth and sixth year.
• Once you complete or stop participating in the TREP program, you will receive your high school diploma. 
• You can participate in your graduation ceremony and your transcript will show that you are a high school graduate.

TREP students may only enroll in the prescribed course sequence required for teaching pathway. Your college advisor will help you with this.

Students who plan to play NCAA athletics should not participate in TREP. Students may participate in college activities and club sports, but are not eligible to participate in intercollegiate athletics.

You can stay in the dorms while taking college classes through TREP, but those costs are not covered.

• You can participate in TREP for two years. 
• You must maintain a 2.0 or higher GPA in college to stay eligible for the entire scholarship period. 
• You must take the proscribed education coursework.
• Summer, online and weekend condensed classes are not covered.
• The grades you receive in college classes appear on your high school and college transcripts.

If you are interested in the program, you need to complete the application between January 1st and April 1st in one of the following ways:

• With your parent/guardian/adult advocate through their Parent Portal account in Enroll Jeffco.
• Contacting an Enroll Jeffco Support Specialist directly by calling 303.982.2372
• With your high school counselor or other school staff member by calling an Enroll Jeffco Support Specialist directly at 303.982.2372

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