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LAU has a partnership with Utah Tech University (UTU) that allows LAU students to access UTU’s online Concurrent Enrollment (CE) courses. By enrolling in these courses, high school students can earn college credits and fulfill LAU’s graduation requirements at the same time. In addition, LAU students living in Washington County have the option to attend in-person CE classes on the UTU campus in St. George. UTU’s Concurrent Enrollment courses are open to LAU students in grades 10-12. Special consideration will be made for certain 9th graders that have done exceptionally well in middle school. Note: There are a limited number of seats available for CE students. Register early, if possible, and add your name to the waitlist if needed. Requirements • Fulfill all UTU prerequisites and CE eligibility requirements as outlined on this page . • Take an Accuplacer Next-Generation test and/or Aleks math test (for MATH 1050 and above) or provide ACT scores if the course requires it. Check the “Prereq” column in the • Pay tuition and fees. Select Courses in SIS To enroll in a CE course and receive both high school and college credit, students must register for the desired course(s) with both LAU and UTU. • Note: In SIS, you are only indicating interest in UTU courses. Additional steps are required to officially apply and register for concurrent enrollment. (See step 3 below.) Apply to UTU After you have selected your student’s preferred UTU courses in SIS, your student is ready to apply...

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LAU has a partnership with Utah Tech University (UTU) that allows LAU students to access UTU’s online Concurrent Enrollment (CE) courses. By enrolling in these courses, high school students can earn college credits and fulfill LAU’s graduation requirements at the same time. In addition, LAU students living in Washington County have the option to attend in-person CE classes on the UTU campus in St. George. UTU’s Concurrent Enrollment courses are open to LAU students in grades 10-12. Special consideration will be made for certain 9th graders that have done exceptionally well in middle school. Note: There are a limited number of seats available for CE students. Register early, if possible, and add your name to the waitlist if needed. Requirements • Fulfill all UTU prerequisites and CE eligibility requirements as outlined on this page . • Take an Accuplacer Next-Generation test and/or Aleks math test (for MATH 1050 and above) or provide ACT scores if the course requires it. Check the “Prereq” column in the • Pay tuition and fees. Select Courses in SIS To enroll in a CE course and receive both high school and college credit, students must register for the desired course(s) with both LAU and UTU. • Note: In SIS, you are only indicating interest in UTU courses. Additional steps are required to officially apply and register for concurrent enrollment. (See step 3 below.) Apply to UTU After you have selected your student’s preferred UTU courses in SIS, your student is ready to apply...

• About • About us • Meet the Team • In the Media • We Give Back • User Rewards • Member Rewards • Expeditions • Site Map • Membership Site • Submissions • Login • Register • Links • Media • Gallery • Videos • Books • Book Reviews • Recommended Books • Events • Events • Forums • Contact • Tours • Membership • News • General • History & Archaeology • Science & Space • Evolution & Human Origins • Mysterious Phenomena • Human Origins • Science • Religions • Folklore • History • Ancient Traditions • Famous People • Important Events • Artifacts • Ancient Technology • Ancient Writings • Other Artifacts • Myths • Europe • Asia • Americas • Australia • Africa • Places • Europe • Asia • Americas • Australia & Oceania • Africa • Antarctica • Unexplained • Weird Facts • Premium • Preview • Subscribe • SHOP The At night, Utu became the judge of the Underworld. Utu’s association with justice is also evident in the claim made by the Babylonian king • • • The god Utu from the Tablet of Shamash ( CC by SA 1.0 ) Heroic and Ethical Interestingly, Utu’s behaviour is quite different from many other Mesopotamian gods, who are normally portrayed as being whimsical, and acting based on their desires, very much like mortals. Utu, on the other hand, is depicted as a heroic character whose actions are completely dictated by ethical considerations. It is due to this that Utu seldom appears in Mesopotamian myths! Nevertheless, the god does make an appearance in certain myths. Arguably the most famous...

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