ACC After GHS

• Pay for your courses. Pay close attention to tuition payment deadlines.  Not paying on time will get you dropped from your courses!
  Tuition may be free, but you are still responsible for certain course fees and textbooks.  Some classes require a "First Day Fee" be paid to cover the book or other instructional materials offered to you on the first day of class.

• Obtain an ACC student ID card on campus

• Purchase textbooks and supplies for your classes

• Get a parking permit or Green Pass

• Log in to your Blackboard account and become familiar with the tools and resources available to you there. Many professors use this for grade postings, online submission of assignments, announcements, discussion boards, etc.

You'll want to access the online listing of ACC's Course Schedule to determine which courses are offered, when, where, and how.  

Although these are some useful tools that may assist you in finding courses to start with or to transfer, it is always encouraged that you meet with your Academic Advisor at ACC or the college you are primarily attending to get their expert insight. 

• ACC Transfer Equivalency Guides

• Texas Core Curriculum - this list outlines the basic core curriculum requirements of Texas public institutions.

• TCCNS - the Texas Common Course Numbering System allows you to compare institutions to determine the equivalency at ACC.

• Transferology.com - this site may help you find equivalencies at ACC if you're attending an out-of-state school.

• ACC Core Curriculum & Transfer Guide

• ACC's free online career assessment; explore careers further using the O*NET

• Look up ACC Academic Advisors by program area here to schedule Area of Study Advising

• University of Texas at Austin & ACC transfer guides

• Admission documents can be emailed directly to student.records@austincc.edu 

• ACC Help Desk for any technical issues, call 512-223-4636