^{The Academy partners with Front Range Community College. Students will earn both high school and college credit concurrently by earning a C or better grade in their Front Range classes.  This opportunity is available to eligible students grades 9-12.  We recommend most students to take two courses per semester as that fits best within our schedule, although we do allow the opportunity for students to take more.}

^{Benefits include:  Reduced cost/time of 4-year degree, Guaranteed Transfer credit to public in-state 4 year schools, concurrent HS and college credit.}

^{The Academy’s  Minimum Requirements, Guidelines and Policies for attending classes on the FRCC Campus}

• ^{The FRCC/Academy Concurrent Enrollment program is open to students in grades 9-12. Exceptions must be approved by an administrator and a counselor.}
• ^{Students must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5, with no current Ds/Fs while applying.}
• ^{Students must have reliable transportation.}
• ^{Parents/Guardians must agree to program guidelines including fees and books associated with the college. (The Academy pays for tuition only.)}
• ^{Students must complete all processes, materials, advising, and counselor approval of courses by the published deadlines.}
1. ^{These steps must take place each semester prior to enrolling in courses on e-wolf.}
• ^{Students must be enrolled in exactly two classes offered on the Westminster Front Range Campus, and the classes must fall within the hours of The Academy’s school day.}
1. ^{The Academy will pay for two FRCC course per semester.}
• ^{Students will earn 0.5 weighted credit at The Academy per every 3 credit course class.}
• ^{Students must meet all FRCC College Now requirements, and enroll themselves via their eWolf accounts.}
• ^{Any grade earned in a Front Range course will be reflected on The Academy Transcript as well as the Front Range Transcript, and will contribute to the students’ GPA.}
• ^{Students must earn a C or better at FRCC in order to receive credit at The Academy, and to remain eligible to take FRCC courses in future semesters.}
1. ^{Students who do not pass FRCC courses (earn a C or higher), must reimburse The Academy for the FRCC tuition. (See Promissory Note.)}
2. ^{Students who do not pass FRCC courses (earn a C or higher) may be eligible to re-enroll in FRCC courses after a one-semester probationary period.}

^{Students who failed a FRCC course will remain ineligible to re-enroll until the debt is paid in full.} 

 

1. Have a Pathways meeting with your counselor and discuss what it means to be a concurrent enrollment student. Please see Concurrent Enrollment Information Session for more information.