Qualifying for Concurrent Enrollment
How to Qualify for CE Credit through CCA
- STEP 1: You must apply through Community College of Aurora.
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Part of the application is registration for COF (College Opportunity Fund); credit earned will be deducted from the COF lifetime account (145.0 credit hours).
- STEP 2: To qualify, a student may need to complete prerequisites, which may include:
- An introductory course completion
- Ssubmission of ACT or SAT scores or the passing of an AP exam
- Self-Assessment (provided by high school CE teacher)
- STEP 3: Students and parents must both sign the Panda Doc agreement form
- This form will be emailed to the student district email account and to Parent/Guardian 1 listed in PowerSchool.
- If you have any issues finding and/or signing this, please contact mstorey@cherrycreekschools.org.
- STEP 4: A student must achieve a final grade of “C” or higher to be eligible for concurrent enrollment credit.
Important Information to Know
- Students will also receive high school graduation credit for their CE course.
- Students must be enrolled in this class for the entire semester or year and finish with a grade of C or higher to earn concurrent credit.
- Students are required to complete all necessary Community College of Aurora documentation:
- Application to the appropriate institution (CCA)
- Completed Course Agreement form for EACH course prior to established deadlines.
- The college credit will be awarded through Community College of Aurora
- Students should check with their transferring institution regarding the transferability of the course:
- Not all CE courses are guaranteed transfer, but most colleges or universities will help you navigate what they will accept and what it counts for at their institution.
- Students may enroll in CE courses without opting in to earn CE college credit.