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What is concurrent enrollment?
Concurrent enrollment allows high school and home school students to take college-level technical courses or college-transfer courses. Students enrolled in UACCM’s concurrent program can complete a certificate or associates degree while meeting high school graduation requirements.
Who is eligible to participate?
Students who have completed at least the 8th grade and meet GPA and placement score requirements may apply.
What types of courses are available?
Students may take:
- General education (transfer) courses
- Career and technical education (CTE) courses
What is the difference between concurrent enrollment and AP classes?
- Concurrent enrollment: Credit is earned based on course grades
- AP classes: Credit is based on AP exam scores
Does my high school need to be partnered with UACCM?
Yes. Your school must have an agreement (MOU) with UACCM. A list of our partnering school districts can be found here (LINK). However, you may contact the UACCM Director of Advising and Concurrent Enrollment to inquire about your school possibly being added for a future academic year.
Are there prerequisites for courses?
Yes. Students must meet placement scores and course requirements. Information about course pre-requisites and score requirements can be found in the course descriptions.