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Courses and Section Numbers | How to get involved | College Ready Forms | College Ready Withdrawal Form | Required Testing | More Information | Brochures | Information Night | Lost your S# For more information, contact, John Hamilton at ACC, 303.797.5085, or john.hamilton@arapahoe.edu, or Camelia Moschetti at ACC, 303.797.5645, or camelia.moschetti@arapahoe.edu. If you don’t know your S#, click the link above that says “Lost your S#” and follow the instructions. Courses and Section Numbers
How to get involved - 6 easy steps: TO APPLY:
(1) Apply to ACC College Ready Forms:
College Ready Course Withdrawal: Students wishing to withdraw from the college credit portion of a course may do so by completing the College Ready Withdrawal Form. All forms must be faxed to 303.797.5988. All forms must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the last day to withdraw as noted on the College Ready calendar distributed on the first day of class. Students must see their counselor for withdrawal from the high school credit portion of any course. A separate form is needed for each class from which you want to withdraw. The high school will not notify ACC in the event a student stops attending, leaves the district, or withdraws from the high school credit portion of a course. It is the responsibility of the student to notify ACC of any schedule changes. Required Testing: Students must submit ACCUPLACER, ACT, or SAT scores to participate in the College Ready Program. Students may take the ACCUPLACER for free at designated high schools at the dates and times advertised in our brochure (available for download at the bottom of this page).
Alternately, students may take this exam at the ACC Main Campus during business hours (303.797.5659) or by appointment at the University Center at Chaparral (303.734.4822). Students taking the exam on their own outside of dates advertised in our brochure is $10. Students needing to improve their scores may retake all or part of the ACCUPLACER. Retake exams cost $10 per section. The exam has a total of 3 sections. College Ready can advance your education! Here’s how:The College Ready Program is being offered to juniors and seniors for the 2009-2010 school year. This program will lower the cost of college, increase flexibility of academic options, increase ease of access to college coursework and prepare students for a seamless transfer into college. College courses will be offered during the school day taught by ACC-qualified high school instructors, and students will receive academic and career advising to provide the support students need to succeed in college classes. How can I get dual credit for one class?Students will earn dual high school and college credit for the ACC classes they complete with a C or better. High school junior and senior students are offered a choice of taking a variety of ACC college curriculum that includes both academic and career and technical education courses. Course location and time will be determined by student demand and the availability of qualified faculty. Students should ask their high school counselors for more information. College Ready is a partnership made possible through the efforts of Arapahoe Community College, Cherry Creek High School, Douglas County School District, and Littleton Public Schools. Brochures – See your brochure FAQ for detailed program informationDouglas County College Ready Brochure PDF: (1.7 MB) Heritage High School College Ready Brochure PDF: (1 MB) Cherry Creek High School College Ready Brochure PDF: (1.2 MB) Missed the Information Night? You can view the streaming video coming soon!Watch this space for more Information Night scheduling. Courses and Section Numbers | How to get involved | College Ready Forms | College Ready Withdrawal Form | Required Testing | More Information | Brochures | Information Night | Lost your S# |
Arapahoe Community College has partnered with local schools to bring the College Ready Program to juniors and seniors for the 2009-2010 school year.
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