At inaugural Accelerate ASU Partner Conference, schools share how students are earning college credit with fewer barriers

Turning workforce development into regional resilience How do you train hundreds of workers across multiple states on the real-world pressures facing their industries — from water access to energy reliability and environmental risk? This was the challenge behind a first-of-its-kind workforce education initiative led by the NSF Futures Engine in the Southwest. From October 2024…

Through a growing partnership with Accelerate ASU, the Archdiocese of LA is giving Catholic school students across Southern California an early, supported on-ramp to college.

Accelerate ASU is helping thousands of students earn college credit in high school—while building the skills, confidence and mindset they need to thrive beyond graduation.

Kamehameha Schools is helping students earn up to 60 ASU credits and build lasting academic confidence.

ASU is shaping the future workforce by making education accessible to learners in over 140 countries, with initiatives in place for expansion.

Accelerate ASU is helping nontraditional schools deliver rigorous, college-level learning—without compromising flexibility, mission or access.

By partnering with school systems across the country, Accelerate ASU is helping more students earn college credit—without the traditional barriers.

ASU and Hines, a leader in real-estate investment management, partner to bring sustainability and environmental training company-wide.

At Summit High School, students are proving what’s possible when college-level courses are accessible in high school—no barriers, no applications, just opportunity.

Vita Schools is partnering with Accelerate ASU to bring flexible, university-led dual enrollment to high school students, expanding access to college credit and real-world learning.