Winter/Spring 2027

Application and Registration Steps

To decide what to take, work with your school counselor! Your counselor can help put together a plan that is a mixture of Dual Enrollment and AP courses to meet the college general education CalGETC requirement.

Steps to Dual Enrollment:

Create a CCCApply account and complete the application for Spring 2027
- If you took a Dual course in Fall 2026, you can skip to step 3.
- Winter 2027 is for returning students only (students who are taking a Dual Enrollment course in Fall/Fall Late Start 2026).
New students: Create a DualEnroll.com account and follow the steps.
- Parent/Guardian confirms in DualEnroll (once only).
- ERHS will review student's eligibility. Students who have multiple deficient grades in high school courses may be denied to take Dual courses at this time.
Students select courses in DualEnroll
- Winter: Only students who took classes in Fall 2026 may take courses in Winter term.
- Spring: Up to 2 courses, 8 units max
  1. Some students who've successfully completed 10 units of Dual courses may overload by selecting more courses in Fall. A Norco College counselor will review and approve or deny.
- Course Type: Select Online or High School courses only (courses with red laptop or blue graduation cap icons).
  1. Online courses (red laptop icon) are asynchronous classes on Canvas.
  2. High School courses (blue grad cap) are in-person courses offered in periods 1-6 at ERHS.
  3. College Campus courses (green building icon) are not Dual Enrollment, but are Concurrent Enrollment. Concurrent Enrollment process is different than Dual Enrollment and is not for most students. See the FAQ and this comparison chart for more information regarding Concurrent.

4. ERHS/Norco College approves students through DualEnroll.

- Student upload transcripts if needed for courses with prerequisites.
- Student has completed all steps once it says "Processing: Initialize Per Term"

5. Students get registered into courses by Norco College.

- ERHS & Norco College will approve/deny enrollment. Review your account for your DualEnroll status with the definitions.
- Once it says "Complete" in DualEnroll, you've been enrolled in the course. You'll be notified of your registration into your course(s) via email/text.

6. CANVAS, MyPortal, and RCCD Email

- One week prior to the start of term, be sure to log in to CANVAS, MyPortal, and your RCCD email with the account instructions. If you've followed the steps and continue to have issues with accessing any of these, contact Norco College IT.
- Orientation dates and support available at the start of each term.

If you get stuck, review the slide deck with step-by-step ENROLLMENT WALKTHROUGH.

Winter and Spring 2027 Term Dates

Dropping a Course

If you no longer want to take the course you initially selected, you are able to drop the course.

Log in to your DualEnroll account and click on "Status". To the right of the course you want to drop, click on the "Drop" button. Be sure to note the drop dates without a W and with a W. It is best to drop without a W.

Course Offerings

In DualEnroll, only select ONLINE or HIGH SCHOOL courses. COLLEGE CAMPUS courses are Concurrent Enrollment and are a different program than Dual Enrollment. For more information about Concurrent, see the FAQ and this Comparison Chart.

Winter 2027

Returning/Continuing students only. No new students.

Spring 2027

New and returning students.

Spring 2027: In Person Courses

We offer 3 courses in person during the school day. Students who select these courses will need to:

Filter "Course Type" to High School and select the best course option.
Meet with their School Counselor to have their high school schedule reflecting "College Course" in the designated period.
- Note that after summer, movement may not be available depending on availability.
Only attend class during class meeting times. Students will be off campus (late start or early dismissal) when class is not in session.
- (e.g. MUS-23 students stay home on Wednesdays during the period they select as they do not have class meetings on that day).

Meetings Dates/Times:

Most of the courses below do not meet on Wednesdays (with the exception of MAT-C2220).

MUS-23 History of Rock and Roll (Period 1)

MATH-C2220 (formerly MAT-1B) Calculus 1 in C211 (Period 6)

SOC-1 Introduction to Sociology (Periods 2 and 5)

Note that the course meeting schedules does not exactly line up with the high school bell schedule. Students must follow the course date/times listed in DualEnroll.

2026-27 Courses By Term

Review this document to the right to see which courses are available the whole year and the CalGETC area it fulfills.

Cross-reference it with the Course Description for more information on each course, including pre-requites. Not all courses listed here are available at ERHS.

26-27 Dual Enrollment Offerings by High School.pdf

What is CalGETC?

The CalGETC is a general education pathway for California Community College students to fulfill lower-division college requirements.

You'll want to pick courses to fulfill CalGETC areas, but would not want to take more than needed.

Additionally, consider your current AP courses (passing the AP exam with 3 or higher) to determine the Dual Enrollment courses to take.

For example: if you are taking AP Psychology and pass the AP exam, you may want to take another discipline within Area 4 and not choose a PSYC course if you do not intend to be a Psychology major.