Concurrent enrollment programs provide academic challenges for high school students and also provide a strong foundation for career and technical education programs. The state of Utah is one of the leaders in concurrent enrollments, providing funding for high schools to adopt such programs across the state, and Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, is one of the first partnership programs accredited by the National Association of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships. This article presents an interview with two principals that have partnered with Weber State--Pamela Drake, the vice principal for curriculum at Weber High School in Ogden, and Scott Nielson, the vice principal for curriculum at Davis High School in Kaysville. During the interview, Drake and Nielson discussed how students at their schools benefit from the partnerships.