ACCP Courses
Explorer-ACCP courses are offered in a manner of major tracks. Most Explorer-ACCP courses from the major tracks are taught with teacher-student interaction, group discussions, and immediate feedback. Students will receive the attention they need with our class maximum of 15 students, dedicated TAs, and designated office hours for each course.
ACCP Course Schedule
Don't see a course you like? New courses are available each semester.
Spring 2025
Summer 2024**
Fall 2024**
Jan. 8th - Mar. 15th
Psychology
Physics 1
College Composition 1
Human Geography
US History
Mar. 18th - May 24th
College Composition 2
Financial Accounting
Calculus 1
Microeconomics
Biology 1
Statistics
May 27th - Jul. 5th
College Composition 1
Microeconomics
Human Geography
General Psychology
Statistics
Jul. 8th - Aug. 16th
College Composition 1
Statistics
Calculus I
Macroeconomics
Computer Science
US Government
Aug. 26th - Oct. 25th
Human Geography
Microeconomics
Biology 1
Calculus 1
US History
College Composition 1
Statistics
Oct. 28th - Dec. 13th
Macroeconomics
Psychology
History of Western Art II
College Composition 2
Computer Programming 2
US Government
*Contact us for class schedules and enrollment
**The list of classes and session dates for Summer and Fall 2024 are subject to change
ACCP Offers
- Rolling Enrollment
- Customized Course Selection
- Courses All Year Round
- New Courses Each Semester
ACCP Course Info
Semester Course Limit
4 courses per semester
MATH1450
PHYS1001
PHYS1002
PHYS1003
PHYS1004
CHEM1001
CHEM1002
COSC1010
COSC1020
MATH1450
Four Credit Hour Courses
Students must take each sequence in the following order:
CHEM1001 before CHEM1002
BIOL1001 before BIOL1002
PHYS1001 before PHYS1002
PHYS1003 before PHYS1004
COSC1010 before COSC1020
ECON1103 before ECON1104
ACCO1030 before ACCO1031
MATH1101 before MATH1450
MATH1450 before MATH1451
MATH1450 while/before PHYS1003
ACCP Course with Major Tracks
Don't see a course you like? Contact us about course requests and 1:1 classes.
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 Instructors
*The following is not a complete list of our instructors.
Amanda Morgan
Biology
Ms. Morgan is an experienced science instructor. In her career, she has taught many courses including College Biology, Zoology, and College Chemistry. Ms. Morgan has two master's degrees and has obtained teaching licenses in both Oregon and Mississippi. She prefers a hands-on teaching style based on practical applications of the material. Ms. Morgan looks forward to getting to know her students and learning with them.
David Neshiem
History
David Nesheim received his PhD in History. He has taught at universities and colleges across the US and strives to incorporate the highest disciplinary standards in his courses. An environmental historian by training, he has published in scholarly journals, but chose to focus on classroom teaching. Dr. Nesheim endeavors to cultivate enthusiasm in his students by allowing them to practice the skills and tools of historians by engaging with primary and secondary sources.
Brendan Praniewicz
English and Communications
Mr. Praniewicz is an English and Creative Writing instructor at Mesa Community College with over 12 years of teaching experience in-person and online. He obtained his bachelor's and master’s degrees from San Diego State University and has taught students of varying English levels. In addition to teaching, Mr. Praniewicz is a published author of several short stories and is currently writing a book. In 2017, he received the Teaching Excellence Award for his work as an instructor at Grossmont College. When he is not teaching, Mr. Praniewicz is a writer, musician, stand-up comedian, photographer, and world traveler.
Suzanne Magargee
Mathematics and Statistics
Dr. Magargee has dedicated nearly 24 years to becoming an expert in STEM teaching and curriculum development. She possesses the expertise and creativity required to lead a new generation of students who are learning entirely online. In her classes, Dr. Magargee uses a variety of traditional and digital learning tools, tailoring content and pedagogy to meet the unique needs of each student. She says her students are a joy to work with and she deeply respects both their commitment to education and their sense of personal responsibility. She is proud and humbled to be the guide for so many exceptional students.
Rachel Jennings
Fine Arts and Art History
Ms. Jennings has over 12 years of art education experience teaching students from middle school to college level. She has taught various courses such as Drawing, Painting, 2D Design, Graphic Design, Art History, and more. Ms. Jennings has held several exhibitions throughout her career as well. With a bachelor's degree in Art Education and a master's degree in Visual Arts and Media, Ms. Jennings possesses a depth of knowledge that elevates every class she teaches.
Samirah Merritt
Accounting
Dr. Samirah Merritt is a business professor from Florida with a passion for education and ample experience teaching college courses in business. In addition to having a doctorate in Business Administration, Dr. Merritt is currently pursuing an additional degree in healthcare information systems to further her knowledge of medical record functions. Dr. Merritt is a life-long learner and the mother to one son who recently graduated from high school. An interesting fact about Dr. Merritt is that her hobbies include running marathons, fitness, and traveling. Dr. Merritt looks forward to working with students and welcomes you to her class.
Joshua St. Louis
Political Science
Mr. St. Louis has taught social studies for five years and has been tutoring for almost ten years. Mr. St. Louis started his career in education as an SAT/ACT tutor, and he most enjoys helping students reach their full potential. As a social studies teacher, he leads students in historical investigations and debates that encourage them to think critically about historical topics. He holds two master's degrees: an M.A. in political science from GMU and an M.Ed. in Teaching from the University of Maryland. He lives in Dulles, VA with his wife and dog Luke. He is excited to work with students and looks forward to challenging them while they learn to think critically about history and politics.
Alexandre Pinheiro
Physics and Computer Science
Dr. Pinheiro is an experienced physics and computer science teacher with an outstanding teaching ability and distinctive characteristics. More than ten years of teaching experience has enabled him to help students master obscure scientific theorems, transforming the concepts that they learn in books into knowledge they can use. Dr. Pinheiro adopts teaching methods according to the aptitude and level of his students, building their confidence and enabling them to succeed in their studies.