ASU Prep Digital CEO, Julie Young, Discusses Education on the Getting Smart Podcast

In case you missed it, our very own Julie Young was recently interviewed on the Getting Smart podcast.

01.10.2020 - ASU Prep Digital

Is It Time to Try Concurrent Enrollment?

It’s finally 2020! Can you believe it? The best part of a new year is getting to set new goals for yourself, whether it’s physical, mental, or educational. If you’ve been looking for a way to challenge yourself at school, and you’re ready to make a change, it may be time to try concurrent enrollment.

01.03.2020 - ASU Prep Digital

Benefits of Concurrent Enrollment at ASU Prep Digital

From developing time management skills to saving money on college tuition, concurrent enrollment helps students kickstart their college careers. But how is concurrent enrollment at ASU Prep Digital different than dual enrollment? ASU Prep Digital embeds the university experience into high school, giving students an accelerated path toward university admission and future careers. Let’s take an even closer look at some of the benefits of concurrent enrollment at ASU Prep Digital:

01.01.2020 - ASU Prep Digital

What’s It Like to Take a Concurrent Course?

Interested in what concurrent enrollment looks like from a student perspective? Check out this student spotlight of Alexis Stratman, a senior at ASU Prep Digital who has taken four courses with ASU!

12.30.2019 - ASU Prep Digital

Dual Enrollment and Concurrent Enrollment

One of the best ways to prepare for college is to start earning college credit while you’re still in high school. With so many benefits, such as saving money and developing time management skills, earning college credit will put you ahead of the competition. There are a few ways to get started, but the most popular are dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment.

12.18.2019 - ASU Prep Digital

What Are the Benefits of Earning College Credit in High School?

As you navigate through high school, it’s no secret that college prep is at the forefront of your mind (probably due to your parents and teachers stressing its importance). While you’re deciding where to apply, studying for the ACT and SAT, and taking on more extracurriculars to enhance your application, there’s another factor you should consider: earning college credit.

That sounds crazy, right? Earning college credit in high school? Truth be told, it’s actually one of the best ways to prepare for college. Read on to discover why.

12.06.2019 - ASU Prep Digital