Advance College Project

Take Indiana University courses in your high school

Through Advance College Project (ACP), students at participating high schools take Indiana University courses during the regular school day. They experience IU academic expectations, earn IU credit, and build the confidence and independence to navigate college and connect their learning to what comes next.

See how ACP works for students

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Supporting student success

Student success takes more than access to college credit. ACP brings together high school educators and IU faculty to give students rigorous courses, clear expectations, and university support in a familiar classroom. Explore the resources available to the educators and school partners who make that experience possible.

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Nationally accredited program

ACP is accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP), which IU helped found in 1999.

Learn more about NACEP