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The Cuesta Promise is a scholarship program available to all local San Luis Obispo County high school graduates, GED, home-schooled, and undocumented students. The Cuesta Promise offers students who come straight to Cuesta following their graduation, two years (two consecutive fall and spring semesters) of a fee free education. The Cuesta Promise pays fees for students that are California residents or AB540 students.
The Cuesta Promise is a scholarship program available to all local San Luis Obispo County high school graduates, GED, home-schooled, and undocumented students. The Cuesta Promise offers students who come straight to Cuesta following their graduation, two years (two consecutive fall and spring semesters) of a fee free education. The Cuesta Promise pays fees for students that are California residents or AB540 students.
ALL SLOHS SENIORS, regardless of their post high school plans, are highly encouraged to complete the Cuesta Promise steps. It's a great option to have for yourself........ A FEE FREE EDUCATION!
FALL 2024 Cuesta APPLICATION assistance
FALL 2024 Cuesta APPLICATION assistance
starting in January 2024 at SLOHS
starting in January 2024 at SLOHS
The steps and links are below!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT APPLYING TO CUESTA COLLEGE
CUESTA ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
CUESTA ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Intended for high school students who would benefit from “advanced scholastic” or “vocational” coursework offered at the Community College level. To participate, students must obtain the approval of their parent/ legal guardian, and counselor (Mrs. Hoyt). The Cuesta High School Enrichment program is meant to “enrich” a student’s academic preparation, not replace coursework already offered at their high school..
Intended for high school students who would benefit from “advanced scholastic” or “vocational” coursework offered at the Community College level. To participate, students must obtain the approval of their parent/ legal guardian, and counselor (Mrs. Hoyt). The Cuesta High School Enrichment program is meant to “enrich” a student’s academic preparation, not replace coursework already offered at their high school..
POSTED January 2023 Follow ALL 7 steps
SLCUSD Cuesta Enrichment Steps 2.pdfSLCUSD Cuesta Enrichment Steps (Spanish Version) 2.pdf(Cuesta's College & Career Access Pathways)
(Cuesta's College & Career Access Pathways)
Cuesta General Spring 2023 Flyer.pdfPOSTED FEB 2023
CAREER TRAINAING SOLUTIONS
for students 18 or older
https://careertrainingsolutionsllc.com
Cuesta College has partnered with San Luis Coastal, under a formal agreement, to schedule Cuesta courses on high school campuses during the regular school day. Classes are closed to the public and only available to students who attend the high school. These courses are taught either by a SLO High School instructor or as a collaboration between a SLOHS instructor and a Cuesta professor.
Cuesta College has partnered with San Luis Coastal, under a formal agreement, to schedule Cuesta courses on high school campuses during the regular school day. Classes are closed to the public and only available to students who attend the high school. These courses are taught either by a SLO High School instructor or as a collaboration between a SLOHS instructor and a Cuesta professor.
The enrollment & registration process for dual enrolled courses is administered by Cuesta staff in coordination with the high school instructor and other designated support staff. SLOHS dual enrolled courses are primarily available through SLOHS Career Technical Ed (CTE) Pathway course offerings.
SLOHS Dual-Enrolled courses under the CCAP agreement with Cuesta College.
SLOHS Dual-Enrolled courses under the CCAP agreement with Cuesta College.
SLOHS COURSE CUESTA COLLEGE COURSE
Advanced Film & Video (A&B) *FTVE 223
AG Business Sales & Mktg (A&B) *AGRB 204
AP Computer Science (A&B) *CIS 201
Digital Photography (A&B) *ART 256
Culinary Arts II (A&B) *CUL 210
Culinary Arts & Hospitality (A&B) *CUL 220
Auto II A #ATCH 152
Auto I A #ATCH 166
Exploring Computer Science (B) *ENGR 248
Engineering Draw II (A&B) *ENGR 226
Engineering Draw III (A&B) *ENGR 228
Environmental Science (A&B) *ENVS 200
Metal II (A&B) *WELD 270A
Metal III A/B WELD 277
*Any 200-level course at Cuesta College is considered a "transferable course," meaning 4-year colleges (UC & CSU) will accept them for transfer credits. To determine which 4-year colleges accept the course for transfer credits, see the course descriptions in the Cuesta CLASS FINDER. For more detailed information about articulation agreements with colleges & universities, visit ASSIST.ORG
#These courses are part of a sequence of courses that fulfill requirements to earn an Associates Degree or Certificate in a specific field of study. Completion of an Associates or Certificate lead students straight to career/employment opportunities within their field of study. To learn more about the Associates Degrees and Certificate programs offered at Cuesta, visit THIS PAGE.
After the completion of a SLOHS Dual-Enrolled course, students will:
After the completion of a SLOHS Dual-Enrolled course, students will:
Receive a grade on their SLOHS transcript reflecting the grade earned for the high school course (Digital Photography A)
Receive a grade on their Cuesta College transcript for the corresponding college course (ART 256 A)
Students can view the grade earned for the college course through their myCuesta student portal
Students applying to 4 year colleges- upon acceptance to a college, the college will request a copy of the Cuesta College transcript to verify the credits and apply those credits toward your undergraduate requirements.
ALLan Hancock COLLEGE Opportunities FOR High School Students
ALLan Hancock COLLEGE Opportunities FOR High School Students
The College Now! Program provides a special opportunity for local high school and home school students to attend Allan Hancock College while attending high school. High school students who meet the College Now! requirements and obtain the necessary permission from their principal or designee may enroll in approved courses. The approved course list and the Petition for Enrollment form are available above.
COLLEGE NOW! REQUIREMENTS:
COLLEGE NOW! REQUIREMENTS:
Apply for Admission to Allan Hancock College
Be at least junior or senior high school status.
Reside and be enrolled in Santa Barbara or San Luis Obispo county high schools or home schools.
Students who have previously attended AHC must have a 2.0 cumulative GPA at AHC to continue in the program.
Meet with their high school counselor to discuss eligibility, academic requirements, and the rigor of college coursework.
Only choose classes on the approved College Now! Course Listing
Complete the College Now! Petition for Enrollment form; and obtain necessary signatures (high school principal/designee and parent/guardian).
Enroll in a maximum of six (6) units per semester.
Submit your completed AHC College Now! Petition for Enrollment form and unofficial high school transcripts prior to enrollment by email to: collegenow@hancockcollege.edu
The subject line of your email should include your FULL name and College Now!. For example: Sarah Smith College Now!
Students must submit a separate Petition for Enrollment and high school transcript for each semester a student chooses to enroll.
When submitting documents, please allow for 5 business days to clear petitions for enrollment. If you are submitting an appeal, this may take longer. We thank you for your patience.
The Enrollment Fee is waived for approved College Now! students. However, College Now! students must pay the Health, Student Center (Santa Maria campus only), Student Representation and Parking fees. Total fees will be approximately $20 to $46.50 per semester. Books are additional. All other fees, including Nonresident Tuition (if applicable), apply. Most nonresident College Now! students will not be required to pay nonresident fees; however, nonresident tuition is not waived for those students enrolled in high school as international exchange students.
Once you submit your College Now! paperwork, view the Academic Calendar and the Online Class Search to see important registration dates.
ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE COLLEGE NOW! LINKS AND REQUIREMENTS
Just click on image and it will take you where you want to go!
IS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RIGHT FOR ME?
IS COMMUNITY COLLEGE RIGHT FOR ME?
Read this article from the US News & World Report to get the 411 on ALL THINGS COMMUNITY COLLEGE:
There are 116 CALIFornia Community Colleges to choose from...
There are 116 CALIFornia Community Colleges to choose from...
START EXPLORING YOUR CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OPTIONS HERE!
CA COMMUNITY COLLEGES WITH Housing OPTIONs.
CA COMMUNITY COLLEGES WITH Housing OPTIONs.
Are you ready to go away to college but not quite prepared to attend a 4 year university? Here is a list of California community colleges that offer housing options. Check it out --------->
Are you ready to go away to college but not quite prepared to attend a 4 year university? Here is a list of California community colleges that offer housing options. Check it out --------->
community colleges with dorms.pdfSLCUSD does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability. Related California laws also provide added protection on the basis of actual or perceived ancestry, age, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, immigration status, religion, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
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