Your best bet is to talk to the counselors at these early colleges and go to each college’s website and look at their rules for transfer credit (or pre-matriculation credit) and their definitions off first-year applicant. More and more, colleges of the HYSM-ilk are counting these dual-enrollment/early college courses that double count to a high-school diploma as not transferrable college credits, and at least for all of the schools I applied to three years ago, even with 60+ hours at a residential early college, I was considered a first-year applicant. I think all the public unis I apply to similarily considered me a first-year applicant, though with considerable transfer credit.
(I should note: I did not receive an associate’s degree when I graduated high school, and attended a residential early college program at a high-school).
At least at Duke, for a course to transfer, the course had to have been taught by a professor alongside other university students and not count towards any graduation/diploma requirements, so only one or two extra math electives transferred for credit.