Our department is dedicated to assisting high school students transition from high school to college. We offer a number of services to high school students, their families, and high school counselors. These services include, but are not limited to, tours, recruiting events and informational presentations.

We also assist students who are interested in taking college level coursework while still attending high school. We are happy to work with students who are participating in the Post Secondary Enrollment Options (P.S.E.O.) Act, which allows high school students to take college courses and receive both high school and college credit.

Below are helpful links to learn more about our services:

High School Student Enrollment Options-

High School Students (under 17 years of age)

Tours

Recruiting

For further information on any of the high school student opportunities, please contact:

Howard Fukaye
Director of Pre-Enrollment Services
303.797.5622
howard.fukaye@arapahoe.edu

Jason Romero
Recruiting Specialist
303.797.5906
Jason.romero@arapahoe.edu

Emily Dovi
Recruiting Specialist
303.797.5960
emily.dovi@arapahoe.edu

Christopher Anderson
Recruiting Specialist
303.797.5908
christopher.anderson@arapahoe.edu

Andrew Garcia
Pre-Enrollment Specialist
303.797.5657
andrew.garcia@arapahoe.edu

*The Pre-Enrollment Services office is located in Room M2840 on the second floor of the Main building on the Littleton campus. (Right across from the big screen TV)*

Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

High School Student Enrollment Options-
High School Students (age 16 and older)
Whether trying to get a jump-start on college courses or looking at a way to enhance high school or personal endeavors, high school students have a variety of options at ACC.

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Act (P.S.E.O.)

1. Must be a junior or senior attending a public high school.
2. Meet with a high school counselor; fill out the Statewide Agreement form. (the high school counselor will forward the form to the school district for approval)
3. Complete (with a parent or guardian) the ACC Application for Admissions.
4. If haven’t already, apply for the College Opportunity Fund.
5. Pre-requisite or testing requirements must be met prior to registration.
6. Register for courses:
   • Contact the ACC High School Relations Department at 303.797.5622, 303.797.5908, or 303.797.5960.

High school students who successfully pass ACC courses can use the ACC coursework for both high school and college credit. If approved by the school district. The student may also be eligible for tuition reimbursement or pre-paid tuition options.

High School Students Not Enrolling Under the
Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Act

1. Complete (with a parent or guardian) the ACC Application for Admissions.
2. If haven’t already, apply for the College Opportunity Fund.
3. Pre-requisite or testing requirements must be met prior to registration.
4. Register for courses:
   • Contact the ACC High School Relations Department at 303.797.5622, 303.797.5908, or 303.797.5960.

Home Schooled Students
Home schooled students, age 17 or older, have an excellent opportunity to earn credit toward a college degree while completing secondary studies as well.

1. Complete (with a parent or guardian) the ACC Application for Admissions.
2. If haven’t already, apply for the College Opportunity Fund.
3. Pre-requisite or testing requirements must be met prior to registration.
4. Register for courses:
   • Contact Pre-enrollment Services at 303.797.5622, 303.797.5908, or 303.797.5960.

High School Students (under 17 years of age)

Underage Instruction Letter
Underage Check List
Underage Parent Consent

We are happy to schedule both one-on-one and group tours. High school counselors are encouraged to schedule large or small group tours where we will show your students around campus and present information to them about attending ACC.

Students and their families are welcome to visit and we would be more than happy to show you around campus and answer any questions you might have about attending ACC.

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Walk-in tours welcome

Recruiting

One of our principal responsibilities here in High School Relations is being visible to students. Our Recruitment Specialists spend hours out on the road visiting high schools, giving presentations, and attending college fairs in locations around the state. The fall is one of the busiest times of year for our office because we are making sure to visit the 40 plus high schools in our service area and making sure that ACC is represented at as many college fairs as we can attend. During our visit to your high school, many times we are located in the counseling or post grad office, but we can also be seen set up in high school cafeterias or commons areas during free periods giving students ample opportunities to meet with us and gather materials and information about ACC.

If you’re a high school student and you see that we are going to be visiting, take some time out of your day to meet with us and discover all the great things about ACC.