ACC FAQ & RESOURCES

Complete steps 1-9 of the ACC Dual Credit Enrollment process.

Did you complete step #9?  The final step of the ACC Dual Credit Enrollment process is to meet with Mrs. Martone.  If you did not meet with Mrs. Martone, please refer back to the enrollment steps and pick up where you left off.

Technically, ACC's deadline is the day before class starts.  We do not recommend waiting this long!  There are many steps that need to be completed prior to registration so in order to ensure you don't encounter any holdups along the way.  Take care of these steps sooner rather than later!

Returning ACC Dual Credit students must fill out the Registration Request form by the priority deadline in order to have their registration holds lifted prior to registration opening.

New ACC Dual Credit students must complete steps 1-9 of the ACC Dual Credit Enrollment process before being cleared to register.

Did you complete step #9?  The final step of the ACC Dual Credit Enrollment process is to meet with Mrs. Martone.  If you did not meet with Mrs. Martone, please refer back to the enrollment steps and pick up where you left off.

Did you click the "Register" button in your MyACC account?  You are not in an ACC class until you click "Register."

Yes. ACC does offer distance learning (asynchronous/synchronous) classes, but they aren't for everyone.  If you are a student who can manage time without face-to-face instruction, distance learning classes are an option.

ACC posts their course offerings by term, content area, and location: https://www6.austincc.edu/schedule//  Make sure to check the Dual Credit course list for eligible courses.

The following ACC classes are calculated in your JHS GPA:

• Economics 2301

• English 1301

• English 1302

• English 2322

• Government 2305

• Government 2306

• History 1301

• History 1302

ACC credits transfer to all in-state public colleges and many out-of-state and private colleges.  You can view your prospective college's website for transfer equivalency information.

You can follow this link to request your ACC transcript.

Yes!  Dual Credit classes are actual college classes, taught by actual college professors.  If you are a student who turns all your work in on time, reads all the course materials, asks questions, and communicates regularly, ACC classes could be a good fit for you.

Tuition is waived for most dual credit classes.  If you have a balance due, it's most likely a First-Day textbook fee.  YOu will need to pay the balance before the tuition payment deadline.  Failure to pay will result in being dropped from the class.

Not sure if you owe a balance?  Log into your MyACC account > Registration & Payments > Pay for Classes > view the current term

If your balance is $0, no further action is required.

• ACC Learning Lab - provides free tutoring, online tutoring, test preparation, etc.

• ACC Writing Lab - provides help/guidance for all types of writing assignments

• ACC Library Services - help with research, library materials, etc.

• Student Accessibility Services - support for students with disabilities

• ACCeID - find your ACCeID or reset your password

• Set up an additional Chrome profile to easily toggle between your JISD and ACC Gmail-based accounts

• Call the ACC Help Desk when you have technical issues: 512-223-4636

Accommodations approved through high school 504 plans or IEPs are not automatically transferred to Austin Community College or any institution of higher education. Below are resources for ACC dual credit students to get the necessary accommodations in place:

• First, complete the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) Application for Services and Accommodations

• Review Differences Between High School and College Accommodations

• It is the student's responsibility to notify professors of accommodations approved through the SAS office

• Contact SASApplication@austincc.edu with questions or for additional support