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CHERRY CREEK PARTNER PAGE
CONCURRENT
ENROLLMENT
This page should serve as a resource for the partners of Cherry Creek working with ACC on concurrent enrollment. This page will be updated regularly and allows for a 'one-stop' resource for you to navigate requirements, processes, and deadlines.
The partnership between Cherry Creek and ACC allows students to get started on their college education early and to get ahead on pathways for degree programs from nursing to cybersecurity and everything in between. Saving students time and money.
Concurrent students have access to state programs and funding to help them pay for their education even after high school, they are more likely to attend college, and they have the ability to transfer credits earned to other colleges and universities towards a range of degree paths.
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This is not a public page, it should not be shared out with students or parents.
QUICK UPDATES
@ACC/
CAMPUS SELECT
These are courses offered at one of the ACC campuses and/or online through ACC.
@HS/
HS SELECT
These are the courses offered at the high schools through instructor certification and a partnership with the academic department at ACC and the Concurrent Enrollment Office.
ASCENT
ASCENT, or Accelerating Students through Concurrent Enrollment, is a 5th-year high school program where eligible students who have successfully completed at least 9 college credits prior to high school graduation can receive another year of college at no cost to them. While tuition is covered by the school district, students may be responsible for the cost of textbooks and fees. They will delay their HS diploma by 1 year, but take classes on ACC campuses just like any first year college student.
TREP
The Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation (TREP) program was created by Colorado’s Legislature in 2022 and provides the opportunity for qualified students in a teaching career pathway to receive another two years of college at no cost to them. While tuition is covered by the school district, students may be responsible for the cost of textbooks and fees. They will delay their HS diploma by 2 years, but take classes on ACC campuses just like any first year college student.
ACCUPLACER TESTING
Submit a request to your CE Specialist. This allows your specialist to flag the student testing as paid for by ACC Concurrent Enrollment, it will then be free to the student. If the student registers without notifying ACC CE the payment cannot be refunded.
TYPES OF HOLDS/ERRORS
AND HOW TO FIX
ROSTERS
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FALL 2024
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UNDERSTANDING 'FREE' CE
Concurrent Enrollment (CE) is 'FREE' to the student as long as they understand that they have a responsibility to complete a series of tasks so that funding is complete and correct. Here are the 3 funding categories and some things to know about each.
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DISTRICT + COF + FEES = TOTAL $$$
District funding
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TUITION
Currently, funding is determined at the district level and can vary per district within the state of Colorado. DCSD pays tuition, less the COF funding.
@ACC courses: DCSD allows seniors to take 1 course at an ACC campus location. This currently does not include online courses due to the difference in tuition. DCSD pays tuition, less the COF funding.
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@HS courses: DCSD covers tuition for these courses, less the COF funding.
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ASCENT/TREP: DCSD allows students in these programs to take up to 12 credit hours per semester. Tuition is paid by DCSD, less the COF funding. Some programs like Cosmetology allow for more credits to be taken while still being paid by the district. Approval for these programs is required by the district. There is an unlimited amount of program slots, as long a the student meets all requirements including having at least 9 college credits before graduating high school.
State Funding/COF
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TUITION
The Colorado Opportunity Fund pays a portion of each college credit for every Colorado Resident.
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*ALL Concurrent Enrollment students are automatically considered residents while in CE.
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Students should leave the checkbox on their ACC admissions application as 'apply on my behalf' if they would like ACC to automatically apply for COF for them.
COF errors for CE students are between the cashiering office and the student. In an effort to lessen the amount of students who have errors. the list is provided to CE staff regularly and shared with high school partners to help correct any errors. Simultaneously students are receiving printed letters, phone calls and emails from ACC regarding the errors.
IMPORTANT: If a student does not apply for COF or correct the errors to allow that portion to be paid, they will be responsible for the amount owed. It will place a financial hold on their account. It will also prevent them from being registered for future courses until paid.
FEES
@ACC courses: it is possible that courses/programs will have fees and costs associated. The student is responsible for this portion of their bill. (i.e. NUA)
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@HS courses: ACC cannot charge fees for at high school courses. However, some high schools have fees associated for programs like EMT.
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ASCENT/TREP: Fees are not covered and are the responsibility of the student.
STUDENT CE JOURNEY
FOR @HS / HIGH SCHOOL SELECT COURSES​
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STUDENT CE JOURNEY
FOR @ACC / CAMPUS SELECT COURSES​
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NUA QUICK INFO
GOOD THINGS TO KNOW
THAT YOU MAY NOT KNOW
CE Students are held to ACC attendance and academic standing. All students are held to the same standards, expectations, policies, and guidelines.
LINKS AND FORMS
SIGN UP FOR ACC
CONCURRENT COMMUNICATIONS
Littleton
LOCATIONS
Castle Rock - Sturm
Legacy
ACC Is A Member.
The National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) is at the intersection of college and high school, advancing quality college courses for high school students. We are the only national organization supporting programs, practitioners, and policy to advance concurrent and dual enrollment programs.
You Can Be too.
