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Build Momentum Before Graduation

Concurrent Enrollment gives high school students the opportunity to take real college classes, earn college credit, and get ahead—without paying college tuition. CCA is excited to introduce the Momentum Scholarship, available beginning Fall 2026. Developed in partnership with Aurora Public Schools, this scholarship provides full tuition support to new, full-time CCA students who completed at least one Concurrent Enrollment course through CCA while attending an APS high school.

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Take a Concurrent Enrollment class now—and your college tuition could be fully covered later. The Momentum Scholarship helps APS students transition seamlessly from high school to CCA with full tuition support.

Start Smart. Start Strong.

  • Graduate high school with college credits already completed.
  • Reduce the time and cost to earn a college degree.
  • Credits transfer to any public college in Colorado through guaranteed pathway courses.
  • Build confidence by completing college coursework early.

From High School to College – Seamlessly

CCA’s Concurrent Enrollment team provides guidance and support to students, families, instructors, and school partners—helping students succeed in college-level coursework and transition smoothly into college after high school.