Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent enrollment allows students to enroll and earn college credits while still in high school. Jeffco Public Schools students in grades 9-12 can enroll in their home high school and in a community college within the home school service area. Concurrent enrollment benefits students by:

• Lowering the cost of college.
• Increasing the flexibility of academic options.
• Increasing access to college coursework.
• Preparing students for college.

Students may enroll in college-level classes offered at Jeffco high school campuses during the regular school day. These courses are taught by Jeffco teachers and are tuition-free to students. Students will earn both high school and college credit.

Concurrent enrollment courses at the high school may be canceled if there is low student enrollment.  This is determined by the community college. 

For more information on courses, talk to your high school counselor.

To participate in High School Select, students must:

1. Complete the application for the community college your high school partners with
   • Arapahoe Community College
   • Red Rocks Community College
     Ensure that you authorize the use of your College Opportunity Fund (COF) stipend. If you do not, you will have to pay a bill.
2. Complete the electronic Concurrent Enrollment Agreement (CEA) provided to you by your teacher prior to the college deadline.  
   • Late registration is not accepted by our partner colleges.  
   • If you are taking more than one concurrent enrollment course at your high school, you will complete a separate CEA for each course, or for each program if you are a Warren Tech student.
   • You must meet any posted prerequisites the course may have.

College 4 All, also known as C4A, is a program designed to bring concurrent enrollment opportunities to currently enrolled, district-sponsored Jeffco Public High School students across the district who may not have equitable access to concurrent enrollment within their home high school. Because of this, registration preference will be given to students who attend a high school that does not offer the course they are requesting.

A variety of courses are offered each semester, and are taught by community college faculty either as asynchronous online or synchronous remote format. There is no cost to students for these courses.

• College 4 All courses may be canceled if there is low student enrollment.

The requirements to participate in College 4 All:

Please note that students who do not meet these requirements are often not successful in C4A courses.

• Completion of all required paperwork, college application, and prerequisite test scores prior to the college deadline.
• Access to a computer with a working camera and microphone that are turned on during class meetings
• Reliable internet access
• Working headphones, if the student is accessing the course in a multi-use area, such as the library
• A quiet space from which to participate in class. This can be at school or another location that meets the requirements here, including from home.
• Logging into the course a few minutes prior to the start of the class and remaining logged in and participating through the end of the class period--no leaving early to go to another class, sport, work, etc.

For more information, please review the College 4 All FAQ

Campus Select is a program for district-managed high school students who have exhausted all options in a non-elective graduation-required subject area and still have not yet met graduation requirements in that area. This program allows the student to take the course at a partnering college with tuition paid by Jeffco Public Schools.

A student is eligible for Campus Select if they meet all of the following criteria:

• They are a current 9th-12th-grade student at a district-managed high school.
• They have taken all available coursework at their home high school in a non-elective, graduation-required area and still have not met graduation requirements in that area (see table below).
• The course is not available at a neighboring high school or through College 4 All

Jeffco Public High School students are required to complete 23 credit hours of study, as shown below: