Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent Enrollment - Pikes Peak State College (PPSC)

To qualify for Concurrent Enrollment, all courses must be pre-approved by an HSA administrator and ASD20 College and Career Services (CCS). Usually, in-person PPSC courses are approved for Concurrent Enrollment. Online courses are often denied unless there is a compelling reason that the student cannot access a course in person.

Dual Enrollment - University of Colorado Online

College‐ready students can enroll in online courses through the University of Colorado to earn high school and college credit. Some courses can transfer to public colleges within Colorado. Students are responsible for researching credit transferability.

ASD20 Requirements for Home School Students

Students can earn up to 11 total credit hours each semester, as defined by selected Institutes for Higher Education (IHE).

To access concurrent or dual enrollment, HSA students must:

Before Oct. 1
- File a Notice of Intent (NOI) to home school with ASD20.
- Enroll in and attend one of HSA’s High School Enrichment Programs.
Complete the CCS Application by ASD20 deadlines.
Enroll in Concurrent/Dual Enrollment courses and meet all postsecondary requirements.
- Home-schooled students are eligible for Concurrent/Dual Enrollment during their 9th-12th grade years. 5th grade home-schooled high school students are not eligible for traditional concurrent enrollment.

Application Timeline for Home Schooling Students

Jan. 18: HSA Enrollment for the next school year is due.
Apr. 15: CCS Application due.
- Students will need to know which college course(s) they intend to take for both semesters (days/times not required). Visit ASD20.ORG for a full list of courses.
- Home-schooling students are not expected to provide the ICAP goal referenced on the application. They must briefly describe their post-secondary goals and how the courses align with their goals.
Late April: Application Status Notifications
- When the application window closes, an HSA administrator will notify you of the status of your application.
Early May: Agreement Forms Distributed
- For programs that require parent and school approval like Concurrent and Dual Enrollment, an HSA administrator will review applicants, make recommendations for approval, and email an Agreement Form.
- Agreement Forms are emailed around May 1. Signed Agreement Forms are due before the course begins.