Online Courses

For students looking for more flexibility in their schedules, or for those students who do not have access to a designated Explorer-ACCP center in their hometown, ACCP courses are offered in an online format. Unlike regular online courses that rely on self-studying, each ACCP course is taught in real-time, allowing for teacher/student interaction, group discussions, and immediate feedback. Students can also feel confident they will receive the attention they need with our class maximums of 15 students, TAs for each course, and designated office hours for each course.

ACCP Stories

Don't see a course you like? New courses are available each semester.

Fall 2021

Session 1 (Aug 23rd-Oct 12th)

8:00-10:00 am EST

English Composition 1

English Composition 2

Public Speaking

College Physics 1

Session 2 (Oct 25th-Dec 8th)

8:00-10:00am EST

Calculus 1

US History

US Government

College Chemistry 1

Spring 2022

Session 1( Jan. 3rd- Mar.28th)

8:30-10:30am EST

Public Speaking

Psychology

Elementary Statistics with Computers

English Composition 1

Session 2(Apr.11th-Jun. 2nd)

8:30-10:30am EST

English Composition 2

US Government

Calculus

College Physics 1

Summer 2022

Session 1( June 6th-July 18th)

8:30-10:30am EST

Intro to Computer Science

General Psychology

General Biology I

English Composition 1

US History since 1865

Principles of Microeconomics

Session 2(July 19-Aug 26th)

8:30-10:30am EST

English Composition 1

General Psychology

Professional Communication

Intro to Computer Science

Communication Research

Digital 2D

*Contact us for class schedules and enrollment

ACCP Offers

- Rolling Enrollment

- Customized Course Selection

- Courses All Year Round

- New Courses Each Semester

Course Offerings

Don't see a course you like? Contact us about course requests and 1:1 classes.

Math and Science

Calculus I

Calculus II

Elementary Statistics

General Physics I – Mechanics and Heat

General Physics II – Sound, Magnetism, Electricity, and Optics

General Biology I: Information Flow and Evolution

General Biology II: Transformations of Energy and Matter

General Chemistry I

General Chemistry II

Intro to Computer Science: Principles

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Humanities and Business

General Psychology
Origins of the Modern World to 1500
Origins of the Modern World (1500 to Present)
United States History before 1865
United States History since 1865
Introduction to Sociology
Cultural Geography
College Composition I
College Composition II
Public Speaking
Principal of Economics