what is dual enrollment?
what is dual enrollment?
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Dual enrollment is an exciting and unique opportunity for all high school students to earn FREE TRANSFERABLE college credit. Dual enrollment offers students the opportunity to experience college-level work and helps prepare them for the academic challenges of higher education. Through this program, high school students are eligible to take classes at Santa Ana College, which can be used towards their Bachelor's or Associate's Degree. Students can enroll in up to 15 units every Fall and Spring semester (Summer and Spring Intersession is up to 9 units).
Dual enrollment is an exciting and unique opportunity for all high school students to earn FREE TRANSFERABLE college credit. Dual enrollment offers students the opportunity to experience college-level work and helps prepare them for the academic challenges of higher education. Through this program, high school students are eligible to take classes at Santa Ana College, which can be used towards their Bachelor's or Associate's Degree. Students can enroll in up to 15 units every Fall and Spring semester (Summer and Spring Intersession is up to 9 units).
Want to know which community college courses are transferable? check out assist.org!
Want to know which community college courses are transferable? check out assist.org!
If you want to know what community college courses transfer over to Cal State's and UC's, you can use ASSIST.ORG! Assist is an official statewide database and online resource that shows prospective California transfer students how courses they complete at a community college may be used to satisfy elective, general education and major requirements at a CSU or UC campus. When looking at the website, locate the "Search Below for Transferable Courses" section. You will then select the Community College you are taking your course(s) at. Lastly, you will choose the option that says " IGETC for UC & CSU" and click on "View Transferability List."
If you want to know what community college courses transfer over to Cal State's and UC's, you can use ASSIST.ORG! Assist is an official statewide database and online resource that shows prospective California transfer students how courses they complete at a community college may be used to satisfy elective, general education and major requirements at a CSU or UC campus. When looking at the website, locate the "Search Below for Transferable Courses" section. You will then select the Community College you are taking your course(s) at. Lastly, you will choose the option that says " IGETC for UC & CSU" and click on "View Transferability List."
things to consider before taking a dual enrollment class:
things to consider before taking a dual enrollment class:
Taking a dual enrollment class is a great opportunity for you to get ahead. But remember, you are a high school students FIRST! You will need to be able to balance taking your high school courses and your college course(s).
Are you involved in a club or are an athlete? Do you work after school or have a challenging courses such as honors or AP? Do you have any other commitments that may interfere? Make sure you ask yourself these questions if you are thinking of taking a college class.
High school students must meet all course pre-requisites and necessary qualifications before registering for the course designated on their form. Please make sure to read the course descriptions found on Self-Service.
Enrolling in college courses creates a permanent college transcript. Remember, if you plan on attending community college or a 4-year university, these grades will be on your official college transcript.
It is the student's responsibility to drop a course before the drop deadline to avoid a negative grade on their college transcript.
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