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Summer 2025: Important Information
ABOUT SAN DIEGO MIRAMAR COLLEGE
ABOUT SAN DIEGO MIRAMAR COLLEGE
One of three colleges within the San Diego Community College District, San Diego Miramar College offers associate degrees, certificates of completion, and the first two years of a bachelor’s degree. Founded in 1969, and located in Mira Mesa, the college services 16,000 students annually with 72 associate degrees and 94 career technical education certificates. The College was recently voted a San Diego Favorite College in the San Diego Union Tribune’s 2017 Reader’s Poll. Miramar College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC), Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). A recent Community College Week study found that Miramar College is the nation’s 17th fastest growing community college with at least 10,000 students.
(Excerpt from Steve Quis, Public Information Officer, Miramar College.)
Visit The College and the EMT Program!
Visit The College and the EMT Program!
Miramar College:
Main Line: (619) 388-7800
EMT Program:
R1-Building
(619) 388-7200
Campus MAP.pdfSome pictures of what our EMT working areas look like.
Some pictures of what our EMT working areas look like.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
As a San Diego Miramar College Student, you may be eligible for a discounted transportation pass:
Excerpt from Metropolitan Transit System Website:
"We offer reduced fares and passes for:"
Senior Citizens (65+ or born on or before September 1, 1959)
Medicare Recipients (not MediCal)
People with disabilities who qualify under 49 USC 5307(d)(1)(D) and 49 CFR Part 609
Youth ages 6-18 (school ID, transit identification, or government-issued photo ID required)
To purchase and use a discounted pass, you will be required to show proper identification demonstrating your eligibility.
REGISTRATION & COLLEGE RESOURCES
REGISTRATION & COLLEGE RESOURCES
Military and Veterans Click Here!
Additional scholarships: The San Diego Foundation
Parking Permit: $40.00 / Semester
Fire / EMT Liaison Counselor: Isabella Ela
Disability Support Programs and Services
Disability Support Programs and Services
Disability Support Programs and Services (DSPS) department at Miramar College offers a variety of services for students with verified disabilities. Examples include students with learning disabilities, impairments in vision, hearing, and mobility, mental health conditions, acquired brain injuries, and other medical disabilities. Click Here for more info about DSPS.
Once Approved, Accommodations Can Include:
Additional time for tests.
Quiet separate rooms for test taking.
Adaptive equipment for loan: digital recorders, audio note taker software/ paper/ keyboards, smart pens, etc..
Contact DSPS for full list of options.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Age Criteria
There is no minimum age required for National Certification.
You must be 18 years old to be certificated in the state of California.
Registration information for High School Students: Click HERE
California & San Diego Promise Programs: Possibly FREE TUITION!!
Required Items for the EMGM 105A Class
Required Items for the EMGM 105A Class
These items below are required for the course. Textbooks are required for the first day as there is required reading. Extensions are possible in some cases (To be determined by your instructor.) for students that crash the class, wait-listers that add-on and bookstore availability of items.
Please click on the following links the details about the requirements for our EMT Program:
Please click on the following links the details about the requirements for our EMT Program:
ADDITIONAL FEE NOTICE
ADDITIONAL FEE NOTICE
Skills Testing Fee: $100.00
Skills Testing Fee: $100.00
Students have the option to take the psychomotor (Hands-on) component of the National Registry Exam with Miramar College. This will require the separate fee of $100.00, which is aside from tuition, equipment, textbook fees and will be collected towards the end of the semester. This skills testing is required to receive a Certificate Of Completion for the EMT Course (EMGM 105A) and ability to take the cognitive (Written) portion of the National Registry Exam. A National Registry certification is required to move on and obtain state and county certification to perform as an EMT. Cash or Bank Check/Money Order ONLY (Your instructor will have more details in class).
Students have the option to take the psychomotor (Hands-on) component of the National Registry Exam with Miramar College. This will require the separate fee of $100.00, which is aside from tuition, equipment, textbook fees and will be collected towards the end of the semester. This skills testing is required to receive a Certificate Of Completion for the EMT Course (EMGM 105A) and ability to take the cognitive (Written) portion of the National Registry Exam. A National Registry certification is required to move on and obtain state and county certification to perform as an EMT. Cash or Bank Check/Money Order ONLY (Your instructor will have more details in class).
Program Course Information
Program Course Information
ADVISORY:
ADVISORY:
English 47A or English 48 and English 49, each with a grade of “C” or better, or equivalent or Milestone R5 and W5. No official prerequisite course for the EMGM 105A.
EMT PROGRAM COURSES OFFERED:
EMT PROGRAM COURSES OFFERED:
EMGM 50A (0.1 units): Taken prior to the EMGM 105A. This is a certified American Heart Association BLS Provider CPR class. We suggest to take our CPR course as we also prepare students for the EMGM 105A course. 1-Day class. (Students may take a BLS Provider course elsewhere if they choose.). This will be held half online and half in-person, on the main campus.
EMGM 105A Class (7.0 units): This is the Main EMT Course. This will be hosted fully in-person, on the main Miramar Campus. The course does use Canvas, an online platform, to support instruction with assignments and exams. Zoom may be used in some circumstances to supplement curriculum.
Several Sections/Schedules Available:
4-Week Intersession: 4 days a week, 10hour/day.
8-Week summer session: 4 days a week, 4.5hour/day. Morning, Afternoon and Night classes.
16-Week semester session: 2 days a week, 4.5hour/day. Morning, Afternoon and Night classes.
16-Week semester session: 1-Day a week, 8hrs/day. Saturdays.
7-week Short Term session: 3 days a week, 8hour/day.
***EMGM 106 (0.5 units): Co-requisite for the EMGM 105A Course. Must be completed prior to the end of the SAME semester the EMGM 105A course is taken. This is a 2-day course with several sections offered. *** (Students MUST register for this class at the same time you register for the EMGM 105A course, or the mySDCCD website will not let you check out.). This will be half online and half in-person sessions.
EMGM 350 (1.0 units): This is an EMT Refresher/Recertification course. This course will provide a minimum of 24 hours of training, as per CA Title 22, Div 9, Ch 2 requires. 28-hours of CEU's are available upon request. EMT skills competency verification are also completed with this course. This will be held fully in-person, with supplement of the Canvas online resource.
Training this course also provides to cover State of California Required training for:
Use of Glucometer
Use of Epi-Pen Auto-Injector
Use of Intranasal (IN) Naloxone (Narcan)
EMGM 296 (1.0 unit): This is an optional tutoring class that can be taken while you take the EMGM 105A course. It is strongly suggested for students that believe they may need help. This is a 1-Day a week course for the whole semester. This will be held in-person, on the main campus.
EMGM 205 (2.5 units): Must already be an EMT. This class will prepare you to work with a Paramedic on an ALS Ambulance. Training in assisting Paramedic with Advanced Level of Care. 2days/week, 9-week course. This course has been discontinued until further notice.
Course Catalog Excerpt For EMT
Course Catalog Excerpt For EMT
Miramar_2019-2020_catalog.pdfExample of
Example of
Class Schedule:
Class Schedule:
Example of Schedule.pdfPage updated
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