Articulated College Credit — What it means to you

WHY explore opportunities through Articulated College Credit (ACC)?
Because Articulated College Credit (ACC) means:

• Earn Technical or Community college credits (Articulated College Credit) in 10, 11, 12 grades
• Stay in your own high school with your friends and the teachers you already know
• Explore career opportunities through high school courses
• Complete your college program sooner, save time and money
• Choose a specific Technical or Community College career program or a major that may lead to transfer options to a university

HOW do I get Articulated College Credit (ACC)?

• Click here and see what Articulated College Credit classes your high school is currently offering.
• If these classes fit your interests and career goals, or if you want to explore the career field – choose one of these classes.
• Then, ask your teacher how you can get Articulated College Credit.

WHAT do I do with the Articulated College Credit?

• Keep the Articulated College Credit certificate(s) in a safe place until you are ready to register for college
• Bring the certificate to one of the colleges listed and enroll in a career program or major
• Check with the college records office as they may have a procedure to follow.

WHERE can I use the credit?

• Bring your printed certificate and letter when registering at a college listed on your certificate to receive the credit(s) earned. Other colleges MAY honor the credits.
• You must always check with the college or university of your choice for specific criteria in a program or major - not all credits will move into all programs or majors.