Dual Enrollment

📢 The Spring 2026 semester at CCSF has started, and most courses are already in session. If you’re interested in a class that begins later in March or April, or if you have questions about your current Spring course, please contact us at DualEnrollment@sfusd.edu.

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Dual Enrollment

SFUSD high school students can enroll in college classes at CCSF while still in high school and earn college credit at the same time.

Tuition, textbooks, and course materials are provided free of charge to SFUSD students. Our team helps with transcripts and provides support throughout the process.

Ready to get started? Follow the steps and resources below.

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What are the benefits of Dual Enrollment?

• Gain college experience and earn credits with support from teachers and counselors.

• Practice successful college behaviors and explore possible career areas.

• Satisfy high school elective requirements.  1 college unit = 3.3 HS credits

• Stand out on college applications!  Some courses may give you a bump in GPA.

• Save money!  Some courses are UC/CSU transferable for general education credits.

Steps to Dual Enrollment for Summer 2026

Students are recommended to have a minimum of 120 high school credits to participate, except for the Advanced World Language program. Complete five steps to enroll in a Dual Enrollment class.
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Step 1: APPLY

Apply online to CCSF as a 'Current High School Student'. Click here for our Application Help Sheet.
Summer/Fall 2026 application is now open!
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Step 2: CHOOSE

Choose at least 3-4 course(s) that you're interested in for Summer 2026
Summer 2026 Course Catalog
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Step 3: CONSENT FORM

You must be logged into your @s.sfusd.edu account to access.
Summer 2026 Consent Form is now available!
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Step 4: REGISTRATION

Students will receive a message to their @s.sfusd.edu email when they have access to register. It will take at least two weeks for your consent form to process and give you access to register
Summer 2026 Registration opens on April 24 at 12:00 pm
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Step 5: TEXTBOOKS

Submit textbook request form for your course
Textbook Request Form opens on April 24
Dual Enrollment Handbook (old version)

Need help?

Here are useful slides to help you with common CCSF tasks.
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Claim RAM ID

New CCSF students only
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Set Up Your CCSF E-mail

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Add a Class

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Add a Class (if you have CRN)

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Waitlist a Class

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Class Add Request (after classes start)

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Drop a Class

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Add Your CCSF Class to Your HS Transcript

Fill out this form to add your completed CCSF course to your HS transcript
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Find Info About CCSF Classes

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Set Up Canvas

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Check for Fees

We will cover any accidental fees put onto your account
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Need help?

Click to send an email to dualenrollment@sfusd.edu

Important Dates

Subscribe to our calendar for important CCSF deadlines, upcoming events, and other information about the Dual Enrollment program.

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This page was last updated on March 15, 2026