Dual Enrollment

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What is Dual Enrollment?

Dual Enrollment supports high school students to enroll in college classes at City College of San Francisco (CCSF). Tuition is free and textbooks are loaned for recommended courses.

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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

Students should have a minimum of 120 high school credits to participate, except for the Advanced World Language program. Complete four steps to enroll in a Dual Enrollment class.
Checklist

Step 1: CHOOSE

Click here to view the packet of supported classes for Fall 2024. Note that space is NOT guaranteed.
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Step 2: APPLY

Apply online to CCSF as a High School Student. Click here for our application Help Sheet!
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Step 3: CONSENT FORM

Fall 2024 Consent Forms must be submitted by April 26, at 12pm
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Step 4: Orientation & Registration

Registration opens May 15th at 12:00pm. Students that complete steps 1-3 by the deadline will receive instructions May 10th

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Dual Enrollment Handbook

Click to view detailed information about dual enrollment.
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