Dual Enrollment Program
Start College Early!
Are you a student looking to get a head start on college? Sign up for dual enrollment
and take credit classes that count for both high school and college.
All classes are 100% free!
For more information or to enroll in the program, call 714-628-5929 or 714-628-5999 to schedule an appointment with one of our Continuing Education counselors.
You can also click the button below to request a phone appointment.
Noncredit Counseling Appointment Dual Enrollment (SB554) Form
To participate in the Dual Enrollment program, you must:
- Be at least 17½ years old
- Be enrolled in Continuing Education (if you are not already a student)
- Not have earned a high school diploma, HiSET or GED
- Be able to read, write, and speak English
Most students who participate in Dual Enrollment are enrolled in our High School Diploma or High School Equivalency (HiSET/GED) program. Both programs are excellent options for completing your high school education while taking college courses.
Dual Enrollment Process
Schedule an appointment with an SCC-Continuing Education Counselor to confirm your eligibility and receive step-by-step guidance on how to apply.
You can visit or call the Counseling Office to make an appointment.
Office Hours and Locations
Visit www.sccollege.edu, then follow these steps:
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- Click Apply and select Online Application
- Create your OpenCCC account
- Log back into CCCApply using your account to Complete your College Application
Complete the Dual Enrollment (SB554) Form
After meeting with your SCC-Continuing Education Counselor, your signed Dual Enrollment (SB554) form will be submitted to the Admissions and Records Office for processing.
Once your SB554 form has been processed, the Admissions and Records Office will email your CE- Counselor with your registration confirmation or provide you with registration instructions.
Important: Please do not self-register for classes. Students who register on their own may be charged tuition.
FAQs
No. Students who already have a high school diploma or a GED/HiSET certificate are not eligible for the Adult Dual Enrollment Program. However, you may still apply to the college as a regular student.
We recommend that students have a strong understanding of English, as all courses are taught in English. Students should be able to understand, read, and write in English. If you are unsure about your readiness, please speak with a counselor for guidance and support.
Dual Enrollment students are encouraged to take up to 11 units (about three to four classes) during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms to make the most of their educational opportunities. During Winter Intersession, students may take up to 6 units (about two classes). Summer course availability may vary, so students should plan their schedules accordingly. Please note that students must remain within the maximum unit limits to stay eligible for the Dual Enrollment Program.
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Student Forms
Dual Enrollmeny Form
Required for eligible high school students enrolling in college courses through the
Dual Enrollment program.
Summer Unit Overload Petition
Required for students who wish to enroll in more than 9 units during the Summer term.
Math & English Prerequisite Waiver
Required for students enrolling in select Math or English courses without meeting
the prerequisite.