High School Students

 

If you're a high school student looking to earn Early College Credit, one of the two options below could be the right fit for you! 

Both pathways follow the same general application process, with specific requirements and details outlined within each individual program section.

What is Dual Enrollment?

Dual enrollment is when high school students enroll into college courses in addition to their high school studies.

With permission from the student's high schools and parents, San Diego Miramar College offers eligible students the opportunity to earn early college credit!

This may be applicable towards associate degrees, certificates, and/or transfer requirements to a four-year college/university.
 

Why should you consider it?

  • Earn transferrable early college credit while in high school.
  • Complete your college degree in less time.
  • Dual enrollment students are more likely to go and finish college.
  • Gain early access to the rigors and environment of a college course.

 

Take College Classes at My High School?

CCAP General Enrollment Steps

  1. For Students within our district listed down below
  2. First speak with high school counselor about interest
  3. Apply to the college after creating a CCCApply account
  4. Student will receive an email within 24 hours:
    • Welcome to SDCCD email
      • 10-Digit College ID (555... or 000...), does not include letters
      • student.sdccd.edu address
      • Temporary password
  5. Students and parents/guardians complete the adobe sign document
  • Please note: Closer to start of semester, our college staff will manually enroll you into your desired college course

Take classes at Miramar College

(Outside my usual school day)

Concurrent Enrollment

  1. Meant for California high school students only
  2. Enrolled alongside other college students
    • May pay health fees
    • May pay parking permits if classes are on campus
  3. Courses may take place at the college campus or online

Four logos of feeder high schools: Mire Mesa, University City, Scripps Ranch, Canyon Hills

 

 

 

 

 

How to Apply for Miramar College on CCCApply?

Application to Miramar

Login to your mySDCCD Account?

mySDCCD (Student Portal) 

 

FAQ: Before Enrollment

  1. Is the CCAP Program Free?
    • Yes! The CCAP program is free, and any textbooks required for your courses are free as well!
  2. How Would I Start the CCAP Program?
    • Connect with High school counselor to express interest in CCAP.
  3. How Do I Select Classes?
    • Your high school counselor will be able to show you which classes are offered at your campus then you would select them together.
  4. What is the Main Difference Between CCAP and Concurrent?
    • CCAP allows high school students to take college classes during regular school hours with other high school students on their high school campus.
    • Concurrent enrollment allows students to take college classes on a college campus (or online) with college students following the college schedule.

FAQ: After Enrollment

  1. How Do I Access My Student Portal, Student Email, Canvas, Etc?
    • Go to myapps.microsoft.com! Once you login you will be able to see all of your available apps within SDCCD! This includes your outlook (email), your "mySDCCD" (student portal), and your Canvas!
  2. How Do I Enroll into My Course(s)?
    • Closer to start of semester, our college staff will manually enroll you into your desired college course. Once the Adobe signs are completed by you then your parent, you are good until the start of class!
  3. Where Are My Course(s) Located?
    • Your course(s) are located on Canvas! The individual course canvas shells will appear on your home dashboard on the first day of class.
  4. Does CCAP Affect Promise Program Eligibility?
    • NO CCAP does not affect Promise eligibility!