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) or at the college (non-CCAP) depending on the agreement between the high school district and the college district. All course fees are waived for CCAP courses offered on SHS campus, saving money for the student, while preparing them for the rigor of college. Non-CCAP courses may require a fee and textbook purchase by the student.
Students will:
have an opportunity to earn high school and college credit simultaneously
gain an early start on achieving a Certificate, 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 their 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
Dual Enrollment classes are open to all HUSD students; however, some courses may have age/grade restrictions as set by Victor Valley College. Please refer to individual course details for more information. Class offerings may be found below and are updated once VVC provides a listing.
The Early College Academy (ECA) Program is available to 10th-12th grade students; the application window opens in February. Students interested in the Early College Academy must apply during the spring semester of their 9th grade year to be a part of the program. The Early College Academy is a 3 year commitment. Students who apply are expected to remain in the program for the three years.
For more information re: either program, email Mrs. Hallett (jen.hallett@hesperiausd.org) or visit the CCC (G-709).
Stop by the Counseling Office or CCC (G-709)
or
VVC Connect 2 Success Help Center:
Call: (760) 245-4271
Email: info@vvc.edu
Mon - Thurs 7:30am - 9pm; Fri 8:30am - 5pm
VVC Dual Enrollment Students
Victor Valley College has created a network of Student Success Centers — which offers free tutorials, workshops, and computer/resource access — to assist students in their academic development and success. In addition, students have access to learning resources like handouts, website links, and Directed Learning Activities (DLAs). NetTutor offers live tutoring on-demand, question drop-off, and writing feedback. Over 150 subjects are offered, including live tutoring for Math, Writing, and Student Success available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
How to access the tutoring sessions:
Log into your Canvas account. If you have problems, contact the Help Desk at (760) 245-4271, ext. 2740, or servicedesk@vvc.edu
Click on the “Tutoring and Academic Support: Acad101” tile
For math, biology, chemistry, communication studies, Spanish, economics, accounting, and political science tutoring
Click on “ConferZoom” located on the left
Click on the scheduled tutoring session
Click “Join”
Writing Tutoring
Log into your Canvas account. If you have problems, contact the Help Desk at (760) 245-4271 or info@vvc.edu
Click on the “Tutoring and Academic Support: Acad101” tile
Click on “Pisces Online Tutoring” located on the left
Scroll down and click on “Writing”
Click “One-on-one live rooms”
For all other subjects
Log into your Canvas account. If you have problems, contact the Help Desk at (760) 245-4271, ext. 2740, or servicedesk@vvc.edu
Click on the “Tutoring and Academic Support: Acad101” tile
Click on “NetTutor” located on the left
Scroll down and click on subject
Click “Drop in and Meet with a Live Tutor”