College Courses on HS campus:  Follow rules outlined in the google classroom plus document families signed

College Courses- taken independently (not at UCHS)

SUMMER COLLEGE CLASSES (Summer Schedule Opens 4/15/24)- students who will have completed 10th and 11th grade HS who want to take a college class during the summer at Mesa, Miramar, or City. Registration is open now. Student must have above a 3.0 overall GPA and in good standing MAY qualify to take a college class this summer. High school students requesting concurrent enrollment may be admitted as "Special Part-Time" High School Students. 

Remember, you must be in good standing and meet all of the COLLEGE prerequisites for the class.  If you earn a D/F or Withdraw “W” in the course it will go onto your college transcript and you will no longer be able to take a CC class during High School. It may jeopardize your college acceptance and financial aid. You can only use up to 10 college courses (each counts as a course including summer classes) on a HS transcript TOTAL.  Any course taken not at the HS that is on the approved list (https://sites.google.com/sandi.net/ccte/ccap) MAY go on your HS transcript as a “P” pass if you do not exceed the 10 maximum courses while in HS. “P” grades are not calculated in your HS GPA.  You will need to provide the UCHS registrar, Mrs. Lomeli-Hidalgo, with an official college transcript IF you would like for her to include it on your HS transcript.  You will use the college transcript with the actual letter grade for your college applications. 

IMPORTANT: Do not forget to count your senior year classes if you are planning on taking CC classes your senior year must be included in the max 10. Once a class is put on the HS transcript it WILL NOT be removed.  Course enrollment is not guaranteed and you incur all costs except tuition

Instructions for how to enroll in a college summer course see 3 steps below:

1.  For summer application you will need to have a college CSID.   

If you don’t have one yet (not in CC class now, biomed, theater tech, child dev. or taken intro to design) must apply now 

•   *Guide for Community College Enrollment : step by step applying for CSID at  https://mysdccd.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/MYS/pages/328794254/How+to+Apply+using+CCCApply

•  *Have a CSID but you forgot it and can’t find in your personal email your CSID or college password:    College Help Desk https://mysdccd.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/4/group/11/create/62 

2. Dual Enrollment HS special Part-Time supplemental application for classes offered on
   College Campus/online under the section: TAKE A COLLEGE CLASS AT CITY, MESA OR MIRAMAR COLLEGE (SPECIAL PART-TIME) https://mysdccd.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/4/group/73/create/77

3.  Online class schedule: https://www.sdccd.edu/students/class-search/search.html

4. NOTE-if a course has a prerequisite you must meet that prerequisite.  Prerequisites are listed in the course description or class details. If a course has an English or Math prerequisite you may do the following (Warning- if you do this and don't meet the requirement, it may jeopardize future community college class enrollment)

• Take the math or English assessment at the community college

Miramar College Assessment Center or Mesa College Assessment Center or City College Assessment Office 

OR

• Take the Placement Assistant.  This is your current milestones in English and Math and can only be done 1x within the system.  Read everything carefully! The Placement Assistant determines your English and Math skill level based upon your performance in high school.  When asked about completed English/Math course use your current class and estimate grade for final grade in June. https://sdmiramar.edu/services/assessment