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See the degree grade →Concurrent Enrollment lets qualified high-school juniors and seniors take SDCC undergraduate general-education courses for both high-school and college credit. It suits motivated, high-achieving students who want an on-campus, one-course-at-a-time college experience while still in high school.
Participants may choose from general education courses across a range of foundational disciplines. Course areas listed by the institution include:
The program is open to high-school juniors and seniors who hold a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Students should coordinate with their high-school counselors or homeschool supervisors to confirm how college credits will transfer. Public and private school students must provide appropriate school documentation; homeschool students may supply a signed certificate or transcript of coursework. Course grades will not be released without required documentation.
As a dual-credit, non-degree pathway, Concurrent Enrollment is intended to accelerate college readiness and reduce future undergraduate course load. It is best for students seeking early exposure to college-level coursework, stronger academic preparation for a range of university majors, and potential time- or cost-savings when they later enroll as full-time college students.
SDCC charges a discounted rate of $495 per 3-unit course for Concurrent Enrollment. Students and families should contact the Admissions or Concurrent Enrollment representative for details on payment, possible institutional support, and how these credits may affect future financial-aid eligibility when applying for full-time admission.
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