CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
Taking a community college class while you are a high school student:
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WHAT IS CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT?
Concurrent enrollment, more commonly known as dual enrollment, refers to programs where students are enrolled in two schools simultaneously. Many dual enrollment programs involve high school students simultaneously taking college classes, most often at a local community college.
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN PUSD
Community College Concurrent Enrollment is a possibility for all students who want to explore courses that are not offered at Amador Valley High School. Please note: AVHS does not weight community college courses on the high school transcript.
See each community college website for high school student enrollment forms and course availability for the term in which you are applying). We advise applying to several community colleges for the same subject, since high school students often receive the last priority in registering for college classes.
Click one of the community college buttons below to be directed to their high school student concurrent enrollment instruction page.
**If the community college you are attending requires a signature from the "principal or designee," please have the document sent to your assigned counselor. Your counselor will sign the form.
QUESTIONS? CHECK OUT ASSIST.ORG
QUESTIONS? CHECK OUT ASSIST.ORG
If you have questions about transferable community college courses, what courses fulfill specific A-G requirements, or just want more information about community college courses in general, please go check out assist.org.
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