


Western-Style Learning
All courses offered at ACCP centers follow a Western style of instruction that emphasizes active student participation in discussions and encourages in-depth analysis and critical thinking.

First-Year Seminar
All ACCP Center students are required to take a first-year seminar course. Similar to courses offered at universities around the world, the first-year seminar is meant to prepare students to study and live on a university campus abroad.

Community Connections
In addition to the in-person courses taken at ACCP centers, students may participate in ACCP-sponsored events and activities outside the classroom. Events include school outings, prominent speakers, academic presentations, alumni networking events, and major-specific information sessions.
ACCP Course with Major Tracks
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Business and Finance
Core Courses:
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Composition I
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Composition II*
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Microeconomics
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Macroeconomics*
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Calculus I
Elective Courses**:
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Financial Accounting
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Managerial Accounting*
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Statistics
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Psychology
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Sociology
Humanities and Social Science
Core Courses:
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Composition I
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Composition II*
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Psychology
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Sociology
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Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry OR Calculus I
Elective Courses**:
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Microeconomics
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Macroeconomics*
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History of Western Art II
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Foundations of Human Communication, Culture, and Society
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Human Geography
Math, Science, and Pre-Med
Core Courses:
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Composition I
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Composition II*
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Calculus I
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Biology I
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Chemistry I w/ Lab
Elective Courses**:
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Biology II*
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Calculus II*
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Psychology
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Chemistry II w/ Lab*
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Physics I w/ Lab
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Statistics
Engineering and Computing
Core Courses:
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Composition I
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Composition II*
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Calculus I
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Calculus II*
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Physics I w/ Lab
Elective Courses**:
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Physics II w/ Lab*
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Chemistry I w/ Lab
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Statistics
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Intro to Computer Science
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Intro to Software Development
Arts, Design, and Architecture
Core Courses:
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Composition I
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Composition II*
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Systems of Drawing
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Digital 2D
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Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry OR Calculus I
Elective Courses**:
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Psychology
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Public Speaking
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History of Western Art II
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Visual Language
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Foundations of Human Communication, Culture, and Society
*Some courses are sequence courses. You must complete the prerequisite course in order to enroll in these courses.
**Each track can select 3-5 Elective Courses.
Explorer-ACCP Quality Guarantee
The quality and integrity of the Explorer-ACCP program are of the utmost importance to IPERC and its Explorer-ACCP partner institutions. To ensure that Explorer-ACCP Centers maintain our academic standards, IPERC will take the following quality control measures:
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Syllabi developed for each course must be approved by the Explorer-ACCP Program to ensure it meets Explorer-ACCP course requirements.
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Final examinations for each course are based on the learning objectives provided by Explorer-ACCP.
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Final exams will be recorded to ensure that academic integrity standards are maintained.
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The Explorer-ACCP Program will conduct random checks of student examination forms to ensure academic integrity. Additionally, examination forms will be kept for 2 years to maintain records of student performance.
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In the event of any academic dishonesty, the school in question will be required to retest its students.
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The Explorer-ACCP Program will conduct site visits or lecture recording reviews at each Explorer-ACCP Partner Center at least once per semester. Explorer-ACCP staff will provide a detailed report of each site visit, explaining what was observed during the visit and providing feedback to the Explorer-ACCP Partner Center regarding suggestions for improvement. The Explorer-ACCP Program will maintain records of past site visits and future plans for site visits.
Teach for Explorer-ACCP
To ensure the quality of Explorer-ACCP courses, all instructors must:
1. Have at least a master's degree in the course subject or at least 18 graduate credit hours related to the subject they are teaching.
2. Have the ability to teach the course completely in English.
3. Be recommended by their home institution and able to pass an initial interview.
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