- El Sereno
- Signing up for college classes

Taking college classes while in high school
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Advanced Education is the term used by California Community Colleges for referring to high school students dual enrolling in community college courses. High school students may take up to 2 college classes per semester. They must pass with a C or better to continue taking classes.
Process
- Check the website of the college you are interested in for application and registration deadlines
- First-time students - create an OpenCCC account to get a college student ID number
- Have a personal email address and social security number (if available) ready
- Apply online for the specific college (American River, Folsom Lake, Sierra, etc) for the specific semester
- Continuing students - Log into eServices and complete the Supplemental Enrollment form
- Check the Course Catalog at the specific college website and find a course you are interested in (be sure to write down the exact name and course number - you will need for your application)
- Check to see if you meet the prerequisites
- Check to see if it is a transferable course to the UC/CSU system
- Check the Class Schedule for the semester you are interested in to see when the course is offered - usually opens online middle of the prior semester.
- Complete Advanced Ed application (with parent signature) and bring to Scott for signature (you can download packet from the college website)
- Submit packet directly to the college either in person or via email
- Packet needs to include
- Current transcript
- Current course schedule
- Statement of interest and qualification
- Check for email notification of next steps (must have created a LosRios Gmail or Sierra College email)
- Sign up for Advanced Ed Orientation with college counselor