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Special Admission Programs
High School Students and Approved Home School Programs
ACCC offers the opportunity for selected high school students to attend credit courses on a part-time basis. You are placed in college courses at the level for which you qualify. In order to enroll as a high school student, you must:
- Submit a written recommendation from your high school principal or guidance counselor. Home school students must provide a copy of your local school district's certification and follow the procedures outlined in the Home School policy.
- Complete the application for admission, print or online.
- Take the Placement Test unless you meet the requirements for a waiver.
- You may enroll part-time until you receive a high school diploma or reach 18 years of age.
High School students may apply for admission through concurrent enrollment, dual credit or articulation agreements with permission of their high school. For more information on these programs, contact the Admissions Office at (609)343-5000 or (609)463-4774, ext. 5000.
Advanced Placement
ACCC awards transfer credit, in selected subjects, up to a maximum of 32 credits for Advanced Placement tests taken in high school when you earn a grade of 3 or higher. Eligible courses and credits awarded.
Project Second Chance
The NJ Department of Education offers those without a high school diploma the opportunity to earn one, while taking college level courses. You must be at least 18 years of age.
Once accepted to the Project Second Chance program, you must complete a required course of study. This includes 30 college credits, with 15 in a chosen major. You then must pass the High School Proficiency Test in order to apply to the State for your high school diploma.
To enroll in Project Second Chance:
- Complete the application for admission, print or online.
- Take the Placement Test. If you score below college-level English and mathematics you must complete developmental courses prior to beginning the program.
- When you successfully complete the developmental courses, submit an application for the Project Second Chance program, available from the Career and Academic Planning Center. For more information, call (609) 343-5000, (609) 886-7189, ext. 5000, or e-mail accadmit@atlantic.edu.