Concurrent Enrollment (CE)

  • Looking for free college or job training in high school? Want to avoid student loan debt? Concurrent Enrollment is offered at all D49 high schools and provides on- and off-campus college courses for transfer to 2-year and 4-year colleges and universities as well as hands-on career & technical training through the Career Start Program. Earn free college credits and weighted high school grades while finishing your graduation requirements! In most cases, students earn 2 semesters of high school credit for each 1-semester college course. Contact your counselor today to build your personalized pathway to your future! 
    Promoting and ensuring affordable, equitable access to successful college learning. 
     
     
    Spring 2020 CE Student Requests due Fri, Sept 6 (PPCC students can now ride Metro buses with a PPCC student ID)
    Here's how to get started …
    1. Apply Online to Pikes Peak Community College - Obtain Student ID (S#) and student login
    2. Apply for College Opportunity Fund 
    3. Prep for/take NextGen Accuplacer Exam – Practice Tests More Practice
    4. Complete Academic/Pathway Plan (contact your counselor)
    5. Submit CE Student Request Form by Sept 6 (see right)
     
    College readiness scores (updated 10/15/18):
          NextGen Accuplacer     SAT ACT
    English Writing 246+ 470 18
    Reading  -- 470 17
    Math
    AR 265+ Career/Fin Math
    QAS 240+ Lib Arts, Statistics
    AAF 245-279 College Algebra
    AAF 280+ Pre-Calculus
    500 Career/Fin Math
    500 Lib Arts, Statistics
    590 College Algebra
    610 Pre-Calculus
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    AR-Arith; QAS-Quant Reasoning, Alg, Stats; AAF- Adv Alg & Functions

Frequently Asked Questions

Mary Perez
Concurrent Enrollment Director
Phone: 719.495.5533
Paul Finch
Concurrent Enrollment Coordinator
Phone: 719.494.8923

Testimonials

  • It was a perfect fit because it helped her transition from high school into college without being overwhelmed.

    Great fit for my son. He is more interested in automotive than traditional university.

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