Programs

Concurrent Enrollment Options

There are several ways to take Concurrent Enrollment classes at FRCC. Below are the programs we offer.

High School Select

High School Select classes are taught at your local high school for college credit.

Classes are taught by either FRCC-approved high school instructors or FRCC instructors who travel to the high school. Tuition is covered by the school district, but you may be responsible for textbooks and fees. Learn more about High School Select.

Campus Select

Take college courses for both high school and college credit at a FRCC campus. Prior to enrolling in Campus Select courses, be sure to speak with your high school counselor for eligibility requirements and approval to participate in Concurrent Enrollment. In some cases, qualifying test scores may be required prior to enrollment in a course.  Tuition is covered by the school district, but you may be responsible for textbooks and fees.

 

If you intend to come to campus or take classes online, complete our Intent Form through the link below.

east Campus Select Intent Form

If you are under 17, and want to participate in the Campus Select program, you will need to complete the underage enrollment process with FRCC. Please call 303-404-5089.

ASCENT (Accelerating Students through Concurrent Enrollment)

The ASCENT program is a fifth year program where approved students take an additional year of college classes after their 12^th grade.  Students are approved for the ASCENT program through their school district and must talk to their high school/district for consideration in to the program. Tuition is covered by the school district, but students may be responsible for textbooks and fees.

Interested? call 303-404-5089.

P-TECH

The Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) is at Northglenn High School. Students simultaneously complete their high school graduation requirements and an Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Information Systems to prepare for a future career in Information Technology. Students must apply and be accepted to this program, and coursework starts in the 9^th grade. Learn more about P-TECH.

TREP (Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation Program)

More than ever, Colorado needs teachers who are committed to making a difference. The TREP program will allow you to begin taking college courses while you're still in high school, and continue on a teaching career pathway for two years after 12th grade, tuition-free! Learn more about TREP.