Grossmont/Cuyamaca College
Grossmont/Cuyamaca College
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Want to attend Grossmont or Cuyamaca college? Make sure to complete all of the onboarding steps during our workshops in the spring. If you miss them, follow the steps below.
Apply to the college- Need Help? Click here for directions.
Financial Aid: Make sure you have submitted your FAFSA or CA Dream Act Application
See our financial aid application instructions to get started.
Onboarding Steps: Log in to Self Service on cuyamaca.edu or grossmont.edu.
Once logged in, click on Enrollment Checklist and complete the steps below:
Online Orientation
Placement Questionnaire- This will give you your English and math placement.
Academic Advising
Registration: After completing all of the steps above, make sure you register for classes on time. For a tutorial on how to register, CLICK HERE. The earlier you register, the better chance you have to get the classes you want at the times you want.
Resources for Seniors- Click here for all the links you need, including the college counseling and transfer departments.
San Diego Community Colleges
San Diego Community Colleges
Check out the many different community college options in San Diego County:
To explore other California Community Colleges, adult ed programs, and more, use the San Diego Program Finder.
Advantages of Attending a Community College
Advantages of Attending a Community College
1. California high school graduates may be eligible for two free years of tuition, which means you can save a lot of money when paying for your education.
2. Students can finish their general education requirements in smaller classroom settings.
3. California community colleges have agreements with California 4-year colleges and universities, which means there are great transfer opportunities.
4. Students can do 2+2. Two years at a community college and two years at a 4-year college= Bachelor's degree. There is no difference between a Bachelor's degree earned solely at a 4-year university and a Bachelor's degree earned by transferring from a community college.
5. Community colleges offer certificates and associate's degree programs that can prepare you for a career within 2 years or less.
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