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Concurrent Enrollment A Guide for Parents and Students

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CCAP

❖Taught at the High School ❖Part of Regular School Day ❖High School & College Credit ❖Free Tuition & Textbooks

Dual Enrollment

❖Taught at the College Campus ❖High School* & College Credit ❖Abundant Selection of Classes ❖Free Tuition (Other fees apply)

What is Concurrent Enrollment?

Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to enroll in college courses and receive college

• credit. The College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP) program and Dual Enrollment are two different

types of concurrent enrollment programs available to students in San Diego Unified High School District.

Earn college credit while in high school, TUITION FREE!!! Earn credit towards high school graduation and experience college level courses , weighted HS GPA Reduce the time to complete a college degree

Benefits

What to Expect

• Concurrent Enrollment courses are academically rigorous
• Students will need to practice self advocacy and time management
• Grades become a part of a student's official permanent college record
• Receiving a W/D/F/NP/I in a college class as a high school student may

have financial aid implications & will result in being disqualified from the college program

Eligibility

3. Satisfy college course prerequisites and content requirements 2. Minimum high school GPA of 2.5+, 3.0 recommended 1. Approval from High School Counselor and Parent/Guardian via Supplemental App.

FERPA

• In accordance with the California Education

Code and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), parents of students taking college classes, regardless of age, do not have a right to access their student’s record without written permission from the student

• FERPA applies regardless of where the course

is taught, at the college campus and/or the high school site

• College class instructors are not required to

communicate with parents, even with permission of the student

• If a student has a concern about their college

class, all inquiries should be directed to the college instructor or the college

• General College Counseling for educational and career

planning, including transfer

• Tutorial Services
• Library and Technology services

On Campus Resources

City Mesa Miramar

Disability Support Programs and Services(DSPS)

The DSPS Office can assist concurrently enrolled students with the following:

• Identify individual accommodations
• Recommend appropriate disability management strategies
• Assist with understanding legal rights and responsibilities

⚬ Students that have High School IEP’s and 504’s don’t translate to college level services ⚬ Will need to apply separately and have DSPS formal intake For more information contact the DSPS office at:

San Diego City College Contact Information: P: 619-388-3513, press 4 F: 619-388-3801 E: CityDSPS@sdccd.edu San Diego Mesa College Contact Information: P: 619-388-2780 F: 619-388-2460 E: MesaDSPS@sdccd.edu San Diego Miramar College Contact Information: P: 619-388-7312 F: 619-388-7917 E: miradsps@sdccd.edu

Course Selection

• Courses offered vary depending on site
• Consult with high school counselor for available selection

and guidance toward the appropriate courses

• Dates and meeting schedules are pre-determined

Steps to enroll

• 1. Create California Community College (CCC Apply) Accout
• 2. Login & Submit College Application & Receive User ID #
• 3. Submit Supplemental Application*

⮚Online for CCAP; In Person for Dual Enrollment 4.Create & Login to mySDCCD Student Portal

1.Create a CCC Apply Acount

*The CCCID is NOT your college ID #

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• 2. Submit College Application

Students must submit their college application through CCC Apply to receive their 10 digit SDCCD User ID number via email

• 3. Supplemental Application
• Use your new college ID number through SDCCD to complete supplemental
• application. DocuSign is a web portal that allows students and parents to

electronically complete and sign enrollment documents. DocuSign Video Guide

• New, first time CCAP students and parents will need to complete the one-time

DocuSign enrollment forms.

• Students taking courses at the college campus will need to complete a paper

form each semester

DocuSign- CCAP Only

DocuSign forms only need to be submitted one time per student for all semesters

College Campus Supp. App.

Students must turn in the physical form each semester for courses held on college campus (including online)

How Do I Login To My MySDCCD Portal?

my.sdccd.edu

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What Is Inside MySDCCD Portal?

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*All students will have a hold on their account indicating that they are a high school student

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Do I Have College Transcripts?

District Website: www.sdccd.edu mySDCCD Portal: my.sdccd.edu

• All forms (DocuSign and/or physical forms) must be submitted by the

date set by your school

• Changes are subject to high school counselor liaison approval and must

meet deadlines

• Be mindful of your college course start date

Timeline for Fall 2020 Courses

I Graduated High School! Now What?

Update Your Status from High School Student to Regular College Student

A-241 Enrollment Services I-400 Student Services K1-207 Admissions

Valid Photo ID Proof of HS Completion &

Questions & Concerns

Primary contact is your High School College Liaison For additional questions about college processes contact the Community College