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Early College & Dual EnrollmentA head start
on college.

Most Gateway students are taking college courses long before they graduate. Through dual enrollment, they earn transferable credit years early, at a fraction of university cost.

Unbeatable savings

80% less than a university.

At roughly $250 per class, Gateway students pay a fraction of the estimated $1,400+ per class at a university like ASU, over 80% in savings on every single course.

Across the current round of enrollment alone, that adds up to more than $225,000 saved in college tuition for Gateway families, credit earned now that they won't pay university prices for later.

Cost per college class
Gateway$250
University — ASU$1,400+
$225K+saved in college tuition
How it works

A college program built around the student.

Gateway students on a community college campus visit

ASU credit

Courses come straight from Arizona State University through ASU Accelerate, and the credit transfers.

Self-paced, up to a year

Students take each course on their own clock, up to a full year, instead of racing a fixed semester.

Starts as early as junior high

Many Gateway students begin earning college credit years before they graduate, some in 6th and 7th grade.

Transcript on their terms

A course grade is added to the college transcript only if the student is satisfied with how they did.

My daughter is earning college credit in middle school. She walks a little taller now, she finally sees herself as a college student, because she already is one.
Gateway Academy Parent

Let's get them started early!

See how Gateway's early-college program could change your student's path. Begin your inquiry, or come see it for yourself.

Wondering what it costs? See what families actually pay →

Common questions

A program that lets Gateway students take Arizona State University courses for college credit while they are still in middle and high school.

In 8th grade.

100% of Gateway students earn college credit in grades 8 through 12. Across Arizona, about 25% of students do.

Yes. It's ASU credit, and it transfers.

No. ASU courses are taken on the Gateway campus, with Gateway teachers and support right beside them.