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District Select Course Listing - 2024-25

For sign up deadlines, please go to the College Before Graduation homepage.

For more information about Concurrent Enrollment at FRCC, please visit their webpage.

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Important Information

Discuss and Strategize

See what courses FRCC offers, search for classes, and connect with Guaranteed Transfer courses.

Discuss the College Before Graduation Program with your parent/guardian. Meet with your counselor to determine if the course you want to take will work with your high school schedule. Check the course catalog to know if the course you are interested in has any prerequisites. You cannot take a course unless you have met those prerequisites. It is also advised that you meet with a college advisor to align your courses with your career plans. If you are not sure which courses to take, reach out to FRCC for more direction on career pathways.

GT Pathways courses, in which the student earns a C- or higher, will transfer and apply to GT Pathways requirements in AA, AS and most bachelor's degrees at any public Colorado college and university.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Honestly assess you ability and capacity for a college course. If you must withdraw from the course after the initial drop deadline it may affect future financial aid awards. Students not meeting a college's definition of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) may be denied future college financial aid. W, F, and I grades are classified as incomplete credits and will SAP. Before withdrawing, please consult with the financial aid department at the college you intend to go to. Learn about FRCC's Financial Aid policies on their website.

Know What Level of Course is Right for YouMath, Composition and World Language courses above beginning level may require an assessment for proper placement. This site has self assessment guides for Math and Composition. For World Languages go to this link and choose the Foreign Language Placement exam when scheduling an appointment.

CBG AgreementIt is important that both the parent and student read and understand this form before submitting. Each year there are two forms available depending on the program you are in. The Agreement addresses student privacy, authorization of COF (College Opportunity Fund), transcription of grades and other important topics. If there is anything you do not understand, please reach out to your counselor, Grad+ Site Lead or careerandcollege@bvsd.org. The Agreement needs to be submitted every semester in order for the student and class to be approved for BVSD tuition support.

AccommodationsColleges and universities do not recognized 504 and IEPs. If you need any accommodations, contact Disability Support Services before classes start. Check out their web page for lots of helpful information.

The Application and S NumberThe FRCC application is free and does not require an essay. All who apply are admitted. FRCC will assign you a 'Student ID 'S' Number (S00000000). You will use this number to sign up for classes so write it down or keep a copy. It may take a few days to get so check your email. Make sure you authorize COF (Colorado Opportunity Fund) when enrolling.

If there is ever a hold on your account, please email FRCC to find out how to get it removed.

Tuition and FeesTuition for FRCC classes are covered by the State of Colorado (through COF) and BVSD. A part of the FRCC application includes applying to and authorizing COF to make payment to FRCC on your behalf. If you do not do this, your family will be responsible for that portion of the tuition (currently $116/credit hour). Sometimes students authorize COF but it doesn't get applied due to other errors in the application (incorrect DOB, transposed SSN, etc.) Check to confirm COF is applied through your eWolf account by clicking on the COF icon. BVSD's portion of your tuition bill may not be applied until later in the semester. If you are receiving bills after the second month of class, please contact BCC.CE@frontrange.edu.

District Approval

When you are approved, you will receive an email from BVSD Career and College Connections letting you know that you have been approved and what are the required next steps. Please check your SPAM folder and email us if you are close to the deadline to apply and have not received an email. Students taking class in the high school will not receive an email.

Register for Classes

After you have received your FRCC 'S' number or student ID and you have been approved by BVSD, you are ready to register for classes. Go online to your student eWOLF account (FRCC website link at the top left corner). Pay attention to registration deadlines!

Check your college issued email account in eWolf, this is where you will communicate with your instructors
Check your syllabus for course materials and expectations.

Note: If your course is on the high school campus, FRCC will register you. If your course is on the FRCC campus or online, you are responsible for registering for classes. If you are taking a course after school or during the summer at a BVSD campus (District Select), you are responsible for registering for classes and you will be emailed a unique CRN to complete registration.

Buy your Books

If you are taking courses on an FRCC campus or online (not District Select), you may need to purchase books prior to class starting. Visit the FRCC Bookstore to find out what you need for your class. If you need financial assistance, please email CareerandCollege@bvsd.org.

Need to Drop or Withdraw From a Class?Drop: Allowed within the first week to 10 days of a course (check the syllabus for dates). If you decide a class is not right for you and you drop the class before the deadline, the class will not appear on your college transcript.

Withdrawal: After the Drop Deadline but before the Withdrawal Deadline, you may withdraw from the class. A "W" will appear on your transcript and it will not be figured into your GPA. Multiple W's on a transcript may affect future financial aid awards. Discuss your plan to withdraw with your high school counselor or a Grad+ Site Lead. IMPORTANT NOTE: Students with a completion rate of 67% or lower may not be eligible for future college financial aid. W, F, and I grades are classified as incomplete credits and will affect the completion rate.

End of Semester Tasks1. Create a file on your computer and store the syllabus of every college class you complete. When transferring credits to another college, you may be asked to provide the syllabus for courses taken.

2. Track your progress toward an AA or AS General degree through FRCC. AA (Associate of Arts) and AS (Associate of Science) degrees are 2-year degrees (60 credits) that include courses that are generally required for many 4 year degrees. With an AA or AS degree you can transfer to a 4 year university with your first 2 years complete. To complete an AA or AS through FRCC there are specific courses that must be completed plus a variety of elective course options. At least 15 credits must be taken at FRCC (online courses count). If you know what major you will study at the university, consider aligning your coursework with an AA or AS Degree with Designation. See the Program list in the FRCC catalog for more information.

You may download these forms to track your progress toward an AA or AS General Degree:

AA General Degree Tracking Form

AS General Degree Tracking Form

Student Privacy (FERPA)When a student turns 18 or enters FRCC at any age, all rights afforded to parents under FERPA transfer to the student. For more information, visit the FRCC FERPA site.

Finally

If your class meets in person, know where you are going and how long it will take to get there.
Login to D2L/MyCourse on the first day of the semester, regardless when your class starts
Remember to check your FRCC email frequently (found in eWolf)
The course syllabus that the teacher provides lists all of the reading and course assignments. Check the syllabus daily to stay on top of what needs to be done. Also, when the class is finished, save the syllabus in an electronic file - you may need it when transferring the credit to a university!

Apply and Register for Class(es)

Step 1: Apply to FRCC FRCCClick here for video Instructions for completing the FRCC application

If you have already applied and have an FRCC S number, go to STEP 2

Step 2: Complete CBG Agreement

Complete the BVSD District 'College Before Graduation Agreement' which must be submitted by you and your parent/guardian. After the form is submitted, staff in the CBG office will contact your counselor for approval. The CBG Agreement must to be completed every semester.

2024-25	CBG Agreement Due
SUMMER	May 10
FALL	August 2
SPRING	January 6

SUMMER 2024

FALL 2024

SPRING 2025

Step 3: DON'T MISS THIS STEP! After steps 1 and 2 are completed, if you are approved, you will receive an email with steps on how to register for Campus and District Select classes in the FRCC eWolf system. It is important that you read this email carefully. It will tell you who to contact if you are having any issues with registration. If you do not receive an approval email after 2 weeks, check your SPAM folder. Reach out to CareerandCollege@bvsd.org if you have questions.

It's not uncommon for FRCC to place a HOLD on your account if there are course prerequisites, or if there are issues with your account/application. Only the staff at FRCC can remove the HOLD. Please contact them at BCC.CE@frontrange.edu. Provide your S number (FRCC Student ID). For students who will not be 16 years old by the start of the semester, please complete the Underage Admission process. This includes https://frontrange.formstack.com/workflows/underage_admission_waiver signed by a parent/guardian and a meeting with a CE coordinator to review important and additional information.

Taking courses on a college campus has the extra challenge of transportation and scheduling. Students are responsible for transportation and parking. When traveling to a college campus consider the extra time involved with bus schedules, travel time, parking, and distance to class from parking or bus stop. Students are not allowed to leave early or arrive late to their high school classes. This includes block days. We suggest you find classes that are offered either first thing in the morning or late afternoon.

Step 4: Attend NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

If this is your first time attending FRCC you cannot register for classes until you complete an online ORIENTATION SESSION.

Contact FRCC

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What to Know

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Associate Degree Tracking Forms

An Associate Degree is a two-year college degree that can lead to job opportunities or transfer into a bachelor's degree program at a four-year college or university.

These forms help students track their progress toward earning either a General Associate of Arts (AA) or a General Associate of Science (AS) degree through FRCC. These 60 credit degrees are transferable to public colleges and universities throughout Colorado.

Associate of Arts - General

Associate of Science - General

Students who are focused on a specific field are encouraged to adapt this form to meet the requirements of a Degree with Designation (DwD). Learn DwD requirements for specific programs in the FRCC Catalog Programs site.

The following FRCC programs have AA Degrees with Designation: ASL and Deaf Studies, Anthropology, Art History, Studio Art, Business, Communications, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood Teacher Education, Economics, Elementary Teacher Education, English, French, Geography, Health Sciences, History, Hospitality Management, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Spanish.

The following FRCC programs have AS Degrees with Designation: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Fermentation Sciences, Geology, Horticulture Business Management, Mathematics, Nutrition and Dietetics, Physics, and Psychology.

Students working on an AA or AS degree are required to meet with an FRCC Academic Advisor. Visit the Academic Advising website for more information.

Please visit the BVSD AA and AS Degree web page for details.

Disability Support Services (DSS)

If you have specific, individual needs (i.e. 504 or IEP), you must contact FRCC's Office of Disability Services to learn about how your needs will be met. Accommodations provided at the high school may not be allowed as reasonable accommodations at the college level. Please do this as soon as possible so that accommodations are in place when classes start. For more information from the Colorado Department of Education please click here.

If you have an IEP or a 504 plan at your high school, you qualify for the following:

Time and a half (1.5x) on tests
Quiet testing location
Preferential seating
Copies of lecture notes

For more information about accommodations please click here. Students must advocate for these accommodations. Please contact FRCC’s Office of Disability Services at 970-775-8418 or email Alexandra.Sanchez@frontrange.edu.

If you are testing for ASL (American Sign Language), email Barbara Meddaugh to schedule an appointment.

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