Dual Enrollment offers high school students the opportunity to enroll in college courses and receive college credit while pursuing their high school diploma. Courses are offered in a variety of disciplines and fields including general education and career pathway courses that align with local industry. Students can take these courses at the high school (CCAP) depending on the agreement between the high school and the college district. For CCAP classes all course fees are waived, saving money for the student, while preparing them for the rigor of college. 

Students will:

• have an opportunity to earn high school and college credit simultaneously.

• gain an early start on achieving an Associate or Baccalaureate degree.

• save money as these classes are offered for FREE for our students.

• be considered Victor Valley College students and therefore, allowed access to all services provided by the institution.

• have the ability to explore various career pathways and majors before enrolling in college full-time.

• be able to enter an accelerated pathway through college that saves students time and money.

• build self-confidence in one’s ability to do college-level work helping to ease the transition to college.

• have an opportunity to address skill gaps and improve study skills and academic knowledge before becoming a full-time college student.

I understand that: 

• My child is exposed to an educational environment designed for the adult learner, which may involve topics that may be considered controversial or offensive. 

• I will not have access to my child’s records (registration status, grades, etc.) without his/her written consent. 

• Educational privacy rights transfer to the student once they enroll in a college. (Ed.Cd. 49061)

• All college coursework and grades become a part of the student’s official college academic history and transcript. 

• These grades will not be changed or erased. 

• Poor grades can have a far reaching effect, future admission to college or university of choice, eligibility for financial aid, etc. 

• Student is expected to meet all deadlines, classes must be dropped within the stated deadlines.

•  Attendance is required, but not monitored. No one will call if the student misses class.