This webpage is intended for California Law Enforcement personnel with an active POST appointment requiring POST Continuing Professional Training (CPT) and Perishable Skills (PS) training.
The San Diego Miramar College School of Public Safety requires all law enforcement personnel to have an active application before attending an Academy or In-Service course. New applications are required for those who have not attended consecutive semesters.
1. Apply to Miramar College |
Apply to San Diego Miramar College by completing a Fall 2024 application.
Tip: Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox internet browser are recommended for compatibility.
Be sure to “continue” to apply to San Diego Miramar College and submit your application.
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Verify your application was submitted by checking the “My Applications” tab. Your application should be listed under the Submitted Applications section.
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Check your email (and spam folder) for the “Welcome to mySDCCD” invitation sent from studentsrvcs@sdccd.edu to retrieve your 10-digit User ID/Student ID# and access the portal.
Need Assistance?
CCCApply Statewide College Application System Help Desk:
If you experience any technical difficulties, please contact the CCCApply help desk:
Phone: (877) 247-4836 or email support@openccc.net.
SDCCD User/Student ID#:
If you do not receive your welcome email with your ten digit User/Student ID# and invitation to the mySDCCD portal within 2 hours, please send your Full Name & DOB via text to (858) 522-0188 or via email rmarine@sdccd.edu.
2. Login to mySDCCD |
This information is required to complete an Enrollment Form on the first day of your class. Law enforcement professionals will be enrolled into the course and have fees processed by an Admissions Representative after completing the course. The Lead Instructor will provide the course number for the enrollment form on the first day. |
3. Keep your User/Student ID# |
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Take your 10-digit Student/User ID# and agency billing information with you to class.
This information is required to complete an Enrollment Slip on the first day of your class. Law enforcement professionals will be enrolled into the course and have fees processed by an Admissions Representative after completing the training.
Lead Instructor will provide the course number for the enrollment form.
Once enrollment, billing, and grades are processed, the mySDCCD student portal can be used to manage your information.
To update your personal information, check your grades and view your unofficial transcript, click on the button below:
For assistance, please contact: |
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