IU courses currently available through ACP

Through ACP, students take Indiana University courses during the regular school day at participating high schools. Courses are taught by ACP Instructors selected and trained by IU faculty. The courses carry IU academic expectations and credit, giving students the opportunity to explore subjects more deeply, strengthen academic skills, and make informed choices about what comes after high school.

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IU courses offered through ACP

An IU course through ACP is taught in a high school, but it carries the same content, academic expectations, and IU credit as the course taught on an IU campus. ACP Instructors follow the IU course syllabus and use approved textbooks, teaching approaches, and instructional materials, with room to bring their own teaching style to the classroom. The work is challenging, and students are most successful when they manage their time, complete assignments, study consistently, and ask for help when they need it. Students and families can compare course information in the IU system-wide course catalog.

Note: If you are an ACP Instructors, find the course-specific guidelines in the ACP Instructor & School Handbook.

IU courses currently available through ACP