SCHOOL LIFE
College Advising
Our College Advising Office
At The Ambrose School, our College Advising Office is dedicated to guiding students through the college selection and application process, ensuring they are well-prepared for their academic futures. Led by our on-staff college advisor, we offer personalized support to juniors and seniors, assisting them with applications, deadlines, scholarships, and career planning. To further equip our students, all juniors participate in a one-semester course called “College Boot Camp,” which educates them on the intricacies of college selection and application procedures. Our commitment extends beyond college preparation; we aim to help each student discover and pursue paths that honor God and align with their individual callings.
Request a Transcript
Current and former Ambrose students can request a transcript using the form below.
Scholarship Resources
The Ambrose School’s Scholarship Tracker contains a number of trustworthy and reliable in-state and out-of state scholarship opportunities, in addition to the resources below. The majority of merit-based funding historically comes directly from the college or university.
College Handbook
The College Handbook is a guide for students and parents as they navigate the college planning process. It outlines key timelines, scholarship opportunities, application steps, and important milestones from freshman through senior year.
Concurrent Credit Program
The Ambrose School Profile – link to the same file that is uploaded for the Academics page
The Ambrose School Transcript Request Form
Concurrent Credit Program
Scholarship Resources
The Ambrose School’s Scholarship Tracker contains a number of trustworthy and reliable in-state and out-of state scholarship opportunities, in addition to the resources below. The majority of merit-based funding historically comes directly from the college or university.
Big Future: College Board
Scholarships.com
FastWeb
Scholarship Owl
Concurrent Credit Program
At The Ambrose School, we offer a robust concurrent credit program that allows students to earn up to 43 college credits during their high school years. In partnership with Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) and Colorado Christian University (CCU), this program enables students to experience college-level coursework, providing a seamless transition to higher education. Notably, we prioritize concurrent credit courses over Advanced Placement (AP) exams, ensuring our students engage deeply with the material in a manner consistent with our classical Christian education philosophy.
Concurrent credit classes include:
- Chemistry (4 credits with Northwest Nazarene University)
- Human Biology (4 credits with Northwest Nazarene University)
- Calculus (4 credits with Northwest Nazarene University)
- Pre-calculus (6 credits with Northwest Nazarene University)
- Humane Letters III (6 credits with Colorado Christian University)
- Humane letters IV (6 credits with Colorado Christian University)
- Humane Letters V (6 credits with Colorado Christian University)
- Rhetoric I (3 credits, Colorado Christian University)
- Summa Civitas (3 credits with Colorado Christian University)
- Choir (1 credit with Colorado Christian University)
