How to Qualify for Concurrent Enrollment Credit through CCA

• STEP 1: You must apply through Community College of Aurora -- Click here for current video directions on applying or click here for a PDF guide to applying
  • 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
  • GPA requirements 
  • submission of ACT or SAT scores
  • or the passing of an AP exam
• 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
• 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 or Arapahoe Community College
  paperwork in order to qualify for credit. This paperwork includes:
  • Application to the appropriate institution (CCA or ACC)
  • Completed Course Agreement form for EACH course prior to established deadlines.
• The college credit will be awarded through Community College of Aurora or Arapahoe Community College.
  Students should check with their transferring institution regarding the transferability of the course.
• Students may enroll in courses without earning college credit.

*Please note -- not all CE courses are guaranteed credit. We recommend that you look into what credit will be granted where you plan to attend college.