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Dr. Lindsay Lewan 303.797.5825 Rapid skill development is the goal of developmental studies. If you need to boost your basic skills to succeed in college, you are encouraged to sign up for these courses. Non-English speaking students are encouraged to register for English as a Second Language courses. First time students are encouraged to take AAA 101, a College Orientation course. Research has shown that students who take recommended courses to build their skills perform better in college. All courses at ACC require students to read materials at college level. Students succeed more consistently in all their courses when they develop college level reading skills. The ACCUPLACER placement test, given when a student enrolls, helps to determine the level at which the student is currently reading and matches the student to the appropriate curriculum for learning. Your academic advisor can help you to determine which courses you need based on your placement test scores. Developmental Studies courses may not be used to satisfy program graduation Requirements. Courses designed for students who:
Research shows that students who successfully complete appropriate Developmental Studies classes perform as well or better than students who recently completed college preparatory work. Students say: To BOOST your academic skills for success at ACC and to bridge into your future career, Enroll today! Useful links: Academic Achievement Courses | Reading Courses | Faculty | Tutorial Services | Disability Services | Visit ACC's Testing Center |
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