ACCP

Partnerships with Elite Universities

ACCP Partner Universities are top-ranked universities that welcome international students from around the world.

Streamlined Application Process

Students are automatically accepted to ACCP Partner Universities as Sophomores upon successful completion of the program without the need for standardized testing.

Graduate Early

ACCP Students earn up to 34 credit hours of college credit while still in high school, allowing them to begin their university studies years ahead of their peers.

Flexibility

ACCP courses are offered year-round and at multiple times a day, allowing students to pursue university study on a schedule that works for them.

University Resources

All students enrolled in ACCP courses will have an official college ID and access to university-provided resources.

Diverse Curriculum

Compared to AP courses and other dual credit programs like IB, ACCP has a wide selection of courses covering 26 different subjects and more than 100 courses in general education.

Stronger Students

Students that complete the ACCP program are better prepared for study-and success!-in a western university because ACCP focuses on developing a student's academic English proficiency and soft skills sought after by universities world-wide.

Standard Curriculum

Curriculums can vary from school to school, making it difficult for universities to accurately evaluate international students. Our ACCP curriculum standards and guidelines are set by our Partner Universities and are the same program-wide, ensuring students are evaluated on more than just their GPA.

University Approved Instructors

All ACCP instructors are university approved, have obtained a master's degree or higher, have several years of teaching experience, and are US-based.

Interactive Teaching Environment

All ACCP courses are taught in real-time and are student-centered, so there is no hiding in an ACCP course! During each course, students will work with their peers through in-class discussions, group projects and presentations, and inquiry-based activities.