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If you have never gone to college or taken a college course, you are a new, first-time anywhere college student. 

• Complete 91���� application
• Explore your transfer options with Bridge to Bachelor's if you intend on transferring to a 4-year institution. Choose your top 2 options on the application under the

Being a guest student at 91���� means that you will be taking courses that will help you with degree completion at another college or let you take the one or two courses you need for professional development or to enhance your learning. As a guest student at 91����, here are some important things to remember:

• Your home institution is defined as the college or university where you attend for a majority of your classes and where you have requested your FAFSA and Financial Aid to be awarded.
• As a guest student, you are not eligible to receive financial aid from 91����, but you can receive financial aid from your home institution (if eligible). If you currently receive Financial Aid at your home institution, you may need to complete a consortium agreement form and follow the required steps. 
• You will need to work with your home institution advisor to make sure the courses you take at 91���� will transfer toward your degree.
• If the course you want to take has a pre-requisite, you will need to provide transcript information to provide evidence of completion of that pre-req course. Please send an unofficial transcript to records [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (records[at]arapahoe[dot]edu). In the email, also include your 91���� student ID number and the course name and number you want to take. Please check your email regularly for confirmation of transcript review and pre-requisite approval.

• If the course you want to take has a pre-requisite, you will need to provide transcript information to provide evidence of completion of those pre-req courses. Please complete the . To check for pre-requisite course requirements, you can visit the course list page. For additional questions, please contact records [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (records[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) or work with your Academic Advisor.

We hope you have a great experience as an 91���� Guest Student. If you would like to continue on as an 91���� student after your guest semester, please let us know and we can assist you in transitioning to a transfer student.

With 91����’s Concurrent Enrollment program you can earn high school and college credit at the same time. This is ideal for students who want to jumpstart their college education or enhance their high school academic experience. With approval by your high school counselor, you can take college classes at your high school.

Visit the Concurrent Enrollment page for specific admissions steps.

Through 91����’s Concurrent Enrollment program, home-schooled students may be able to earn college credit through their home school program. Guidelines are different depending on if you’re 18 and older or 17 and under. To learn more, contact the Concurrent Enrollment office at 303.797.5946 or email acc [dot] ce [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (acc[dot]ce[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).

• Complete the 91���� Application (for your High School on the application enter “Homeschool in Colorado”)
• Follow the application steps for current High School students
• If your homeschool program is assisting with the tuition for your courses, please contact Concurrent Enrollment for guidelines
• If you are enrolling in courses outside of your homeschool program
  • Contact the Director of Admissions to .
  • Complete the account agreement form and submit it to cashier [dot] acc [at] arapahoe [dot] edu

If you are 16 and under and want to take classes at 91����, either on campus or online, schedule a meeting with an Admissions counselor to help you get started.

• Complete the 91���� Application
• Follow the application steps for current High School students
• If you are enrolling in courses independent of your High School
  • Contact acc [dot] ce [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (91���� Concurrent Enrollment) to schedule an appointment
  • Complete the account agreement form and submit it to cashier [dot] acc [at] arapahoe [dot] edu

Students from all over the world come to 91���� to study on a safe and supportive college campus in beautiful Colorado. Many international students go on to transfer to 4-year universities after completing studies at 91����. Learn more about the admissions requirements for international students, including how to get and maintain F-1 status and how to apply.

International Admissions Information

• Log in to your 91���� application account
• If it has been more than 6 years since you attended 91����, please create an application account
• If you are locked out of your account, email us at admissions [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (subject: Re-Admit%20-%20Account%20Locked) (admissions[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
• After you have submitted your application to return to 91����, watch your email for your acceptance email from records [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (records[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) (which will arrive within 3 business days)
• Talk with Advising before registering for classes to see what changes may be in place since you were last with 91����
• Send your official college transcripts if you have attended other colleges since being at 91����

• Complete 91���� application
• To have your previous courses reviewed for potential transfer credit, send official college transcripts to records [at] arapahoe [dot] edu from any college(s) you attended
  *Transcripts sent by the student or hand-delivered are not considered official

91���� is committed to providing an inclusive, accessible, and welcoming community for all. If you want to apply to 91���� and have questions or concerns, please contact our Admissions office. If you are an undocumented, ASSET (Advancing Students for a Stronger Economy Tomorrow), or DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) student, choose the “Non-U.S. Citizen” option on the application.

If you need help paying for college, you can apply for state financial aid using the ). If you need assistance, contact 91����'s Financial Aid team.

We have additional resources to support you in the Dean of Students office.