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DUAL ENROLLMENT
EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL
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Why Dual Enrollment.pdfTWO TYPES OF DUAL ENROLLMENT
TWO TYPES OF DUAL ENROLLMENT
Overview of CCAP Dual vs Concurrent Enrollment
Overview of CCAP Dual vs Concurrent Enrollment
High school students, regardless of age, who register for college courses are subject to the same privacy rights and student conduct expectations as other college students.
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
For students interested in CONCURRENT Enrollment
High school students are responsible for their own academic and personal success in Concurrent Enrollment. Students must be proactive and capable of managing most of their tasks independently. Your counselor can provide guidance, however, most questions should be addressed with the college of attendance.
Meet with your counselor to discuss your interest.
College classes will go on your permanent college record! You and your counselor will meet to go over your goal and ensure college courses fit into your academic plan. Keep in mind, high school counselors cannot complete the concurrent process for the student. The student must do the research, registration, and communication with the college.
Complete a college application with the intended college and for the appropriate college term.
All California Community Colleges offer Concurrent Enrollment for high school students.
Student is responsible for reviewing the college's schedule of classes, procedures and deadlines, and other processes the college has in place. For questions, reach out to the college of attendance.
Complete and submit any forms required by the college.
Most colleges have a form that requires the student, parent, and school designee signatures. The form and process will usually be found on the college's concurrent enrollment webpage.
Give yourself enough time to get signatures and submit paperwork for the college to review. Visit the college's website for dates and deadlines, as they vary by campus.
Follow class registration steps as required by the college.
Only the student will have access to register themselves for a college course. MLKHS staff will not have any access to student information that pertains to the college.
If you would like to get your college class grade(s) added to high school transcripts, you must request official transcripts from the college to MLKHS (see here). Students are responsible for any transcript ordering fees incurred by the college.
CCAP DUAL ENROLLMENT
CCAP DUAL ENROLLMENT
Riverside City College- College and Career Access Pathway (CCAP)
Riverside City College- College and Career Access Pathway (CCAP)
Martin Luther King High School started participation in the Riverside City College-College and Career Access Pathway (CCAP) agreement with Riverside City College beginning with the 2018-2019 school year. Students entering the 9th grade have the opportunity to be part of a cohort of students who can earn college credit which will also help to satisfy high school graduation requirements and potentially allow students to earn an associate’s degree while still in high hchool. These classes are taught on MLK campus and online. Instructional method is determined by RCC each semester.
MLKHS CCAP Dual Enrollment Courses
MLKHS CCAP Dual Enrollment Courses
CCAP classes are college classes offered on the MLKHS campus, taught by college instructors (see above comparison).
Registration in courses is organized in a cohort manner, therefore, students do not choose their courses each semester as they are determined by cohort.
Classes offered and instructional methods vary by semester. Finalized offerings are determined by the college.
Classes offered and instructional methods vary by semester. Finalized offerings are determined by the college.
Space is limited.
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Guidance 48- College Success Strategies
Communications 1- Oral Communications
Sociology 1- Sociology
ETS 1- Ethnic Studies
Biology 18- Human Genetics
Music 19- Music Appreciation
Psychology 1- General Psychology
English C1000 (formerly ENG1A) - English Composition
English 1B- Critical Thinking & Writing
Students who would like to enroll in the CCAP program should complete the steps listed here.
Enrollment requests are accepted in the semester before the courses begin. Students who are in the current CCAP cohort have priority registration. Completing this process does not guarantee registration.
HELPFUL LINKS (click)
Link to: Steps to Request MLKHS CCAP Enrollment flyer
RCC Application Step by Step Instructions: How to Apply to RCC
RCC Application: RCC APPLICATION
RCC.dualenroll.com Step by Step Instructions: bit.ly/3WBHPUh
For questions on how to complete this process, student may go to the College and Career Center in room A222.
Things to Note:
Things to Note:
CCAP classes are offered by RCC and as such, MLKHS students interested in the program must adhere to RCC deadlines and requirements.
Students who are accepted into the program will receive more information on how to register for their Dual Enrollment RCC classes as the start of courses approaches. Be sure to check your both your RUSD and RCC email accounts.
For students participating in Concurrent Enrollment, registration will be based on that college's concurrent enrollment class registration process. Reach out to the appropriate department of the college if you have questions about how to register.
CCAP Dual Enrollment and Concurrent Dual Enrollment classes are college classes. Grades earned will go on your permanent college record and may impact College Academic Standing and/or College Financial Aid eligibility.
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