DualEnroll.com Instructions

Follow these DualEnroll.com Instructions to create an account and select your courses for Dual Enrollment and/or Concurrent Enrollment. PLEASE NOTE: Requests for courses take approximately 1 week to clear. Students will receive an email notification from DualEnroll when they have been approved and cleared to register. If the course request is denied, please check your DualEnroll account and email used to create your account for the reason.

Step 1: Students will create DualEnroll.com account and select courses for Dual Enrollment and/or Concurrent Enrollment.

Step 2: Parents will receive an email and/or text message to provide consent for their student to take Dual Enrollment and/or Concurrent Enrollment courses.

Step 3: The college will review each student account and send notifications to the student or their district if corrections are needed.

Step 4: The high school or district will review student accounts, provide documentation as needed, and approve the student for Dual Enrollment and/or Concurrent Enrollment.

Step 5: Students approved for Dual Enrollment courses will be registered and then notified. Students approved for Concurrent Enrollment courses will be cleared and then notified that they can register for courses.

All high school students requesting Concurrent Enrollment courses will not be able to register until Open Registration. All of the steps above must be completed before students will be able to register.

If you need help, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page or email us at earlycollege@bakersfieldcollege.edu.

Step- by- Step to Apply for College 

Here is a simple breakdown of everything you need, why you need it, and how to enroll.

What You Need and Why

• Social Security Number (SSN) or Tax ID (ITIN): This is used to connect your profile to your financial aid records. If you do not have one, you can still apply without it.

• High School Transcripts: You need your GPA and course history to bypass placement tests so you can enter college-level English and Math directly.

• Government-Issued ID: This is required to prove your identity and verify your residency status to secure lower California-resident tuition rates.

• Financial Information: You or your parents' tax and income details are needed to see if you qualify for free tuition via grants.

Step-by-Step Enrollment Guide

1. Submit Your Application

Go to the CCCApply Portal to create an account and select your college. Fill out the application with your basic info, high school history, and citizenship status.

2. Claim Your Student Portal

Watch your email for a welcome message, which usually arrives within 1 to 2 business days. Follow the instructions to log into your new college portal and find your unique Student ID Number.

3. Secure Financial Aid

Submit the FAFSA Application or the CADAA Application if you are an undocumented student. This automatically checks your eligibility for the California College Promise Grant, which makes tuition free for many students.

4. Complete Orientation & Placement

Log into your student portal to complete a short, mandatory online orientation. In the portal, complete the placement questionnaire by entering your high school GPA so the system knows you are ready for college-level courses.

5. Build an Educational Plan

Schedule a virtual or in-person appointment with a college counselor. They will look at your career goals and tell you exactly which classes you need to take to graduate or transfer.

6. Register and Pay

Log into your portal on your assigned registration date to add classes to your schedule. Finish by paying any remaining fees or confirming that your financial aid has cleared your balance.