
Concurrent Enrollment
Experience College before you graduate
Program Highlights
Choose courses that match your interests or help you get ahead in math, writing, science, the arts, technology, and more. Take classes on a CCC campus or online, earn college credit, and experience college before you graduate high school.
- Available to K-12 students. It is not exclusive to high schoolers, but prerequisites must be met in order to enroll.
- Flexible timing. Fit classes around work, sports, and life.
- Wide course choice. Pick any class you qualify for (prerequisites apply).
- College experience. Learn from CCC faculty and access campus resources.
- Up to 6 credits per term (without prior approval for K–12 students).
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Paying for classes
The student (or their family) is reponsible for paying all tuition and fees to the college. Students without a high school diploma or GED certificate are not eligible for federal financial aid, so costs will be out of pocket.
Looking ahead
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Apply to CCCFrequently asked questions
- What is Concurrent Enrollment?
Concurrent Enrollment allows high school students to take CCC courses on campus or online outside the regular high school day, including after school, in the evenings, or during the summer. Students earn college credit while still in high school.
- Why should I take a college class while I'm still in high school?
Concurrent Enrollment gives you the opportunity to earn college credit early, explore subjects that interest you, and experience college-level coursework before graduation. It can also help you become more familiar with college expectations and build confidence for the future.
- Will the credits I earn count toward a college degree?
Yes. Credits earned through Concurrent Enrollment are recorded on your official CCC transcript. Many courses transfer to Arizona’s public universities and other colleges, though transfer policies vary by institution.
- How do I get started?
Connect with a CCC Early College advisor to discuss your goals, explore course options, and complete the admissions and registration process. They’ll help you choose classes that fit your interests, schedule, and academic plans.
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Still have questions?
Early College
(928) 226-4385
Contact Form linked here