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Concurrent College Studies Program
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
Concurrent College Studies Program
All CUSD students have access to a valuable arrangement between CUSD and Saddleback College to take classes at Saddleback College and gain high school credits at no charge. Many of these courses are transferable to either the California State University or University of California systems.
All of the Saddleback College courses are available as electives and do not replace CUSD required core courses such as English, history/social science, mathematics, or science. However, this does not prevent students from taking additional courses within other disciplines beyond CUSD graduation requirements.
Any time a CUSD student enrolls in a Saddleback College course for Concurrent Enrollment credit, he/she must be enrolled in a course giving at least three credits/units. If a student elects to enroll in a course offering a lesser number of credits, the student must select other courses until the amount of credit for the semester equals three credits. Physical education courses are not eligible under the concurrent studies program.
District Policy 6146.11 states “College courses will be equated to high school credits on the following basis: each semester unit of college credit is equal to 3-1/3 high school credits.”
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE?
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE?
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE?
Saddleback Admissions Enrollment Steps
1. Complete an Application for Admission
Apply online to Saddleback College.
2. Complete and submit a K-12 Special Admission Request Form
Be sure you have the appropriate signatures (School counselor, principal, and parent) and school seal.. Submit the K-12 Special Admission Request Form in-person or by mail to the Admissions and Records office on or before the specific submission deadline date.
Reminder: You must submit a new K-12 Special Admission Request Form each semester/term you wish to enroll.
3. Register for Classes
Follow these directions to register for classes online.
Remember: All students must meet all prerequisites for the classes in which they wish to enroll. Information about prerequisites can be found in the Frequently Asked Questions below.
4. Pay Fees
If fees are not paid by the class payment deadline, the class will be dropped. Please visit the Student Payment Office Website for more information. (Enrollment fees are waived for concurrently enrolled students in grades 9-12 but students are responsible for payment of the nonresident tuition, student health fee, material fees, and parking fee, if applicable.)
FULLFILLING THE UC - CSU VISUAL PERFORMING ART REQUIREMENT (F REQUIRMENT OF A-G) BY TAKING A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
FULLFILLING THE UC - CSU VISUAL PERFORMING ART REQUIREMENT (F REQUIRMENT OF A-G) BY TAKING A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
FULLFILLING THE UC - CSU VISUAL PERFORMING ART REQUIREMENT (F REQUIRMENT OF A-G) BY TAKING A CLASS AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE
Students may take one of the semester classes listed on the Approved Visual Performing Arts Class list (see below) at Saddleback College to meet the ONE year requirement for a Visual and Performing Art (F requirement of the A-G course sequence) necessary for admission to the UC/CSU schools. If the student chooses to transfer the grade to San Juan Hills High School to be posted on their transcript, the student will receive 10 elective credits toward graduation.