College Ready Costs and Benefits

• Douglas County School Districtl pays the cost of tuition

• Students pay a registration fee, course fees, and purchase textbooks

• Savings of over $300 per class.

• Students begin building college transcript with guaranteed transfer credit.

• Students have a rigorous jumpstart to college.

Qualifications

• High school Junior or Senior

• Meet high school standards to begin college early

• Age 16, or follow underage requirements

• Assessment test to establish college readiness; or qualifying ACT/SAT scores

• Complete proper paperwork

• Adhere to college classroom policies as outlined in each course syllabus

• Dedication to participating in an advanced, rigorous curriculum

Steps for enrolling in the College Ready Program

• Complete an Application for Arapahoe Community College and Apply for the College Opportunity Fund (COF)

• Complete all paperwork including PSEO Form: Signatures from student, parent, high school counselor, and college

• Payment of $10.75 to be included in Registration Materials

• Return all required paperwork and payment to your High School Counselor

• Take the Accuplacer at your High School or at the Main Campus at ACC

• ACC will contact and register you

• Receive College Advising

• Receive a C or better on your high school and college transcript

Contact Information

For additional information, contact:

• Your HS Counselor

• Glen March
  Coordinator of Career and Technical Education
  Douglas County Schools
  303.734.3871
  glen.march@dcsdk12.org

• Camelia Moschetti
  Educational Pathways Coordinator
  Arapahoe Community College
  303.797.5645
  camelia.moschetti@arapahoe.edu

• High School Relations at ACC, 303.797.5622

For general information about ACC, visit our website at www.arapahoe.edu