High School Students

CCAP Objective: To offer college courses to high school students who may not otherwise be college-bound. 

Who can enroll in CCAP?

Qualifying students from our district high schools such as Mira Mesa High School, University City High, Scripps Ranch High School, and Canyon Hills High.

Further Application Details:

1. Submit interest for CCAP to high school
2. Once we get approval from your high school, we will email you a form
3. Complete the DocuSign form
   • All CCAP students must complete their DocuSign during enrollment. The DocuSign will only need to be completed once. For example, a Junior enrolling in CCAP will not need to complete the DocuSign again in their Senior year.
   • Any missing or incorrect information will cause registration to be delayed or voided. 

If you have any questions or concerns, please discuss with your high school counselor first if your Power School Information is updated.

MOU & Concurrent Enrollment Objective: To give students an opportunity to take college courses and receive high school credit for them.

Further Application Details:

1. Supplemental application is available online  
2. Needs to be re-completed every semester    
3. Provided specific classes met by requirements from Highschool
4. For MOU & Concurrent students, you must complete the JIRA form
   • Any missing or incorrect information will cause registration to be delayed or voided. 

MOU & Concurrent Enrollment students are enrolled alongside other college students and may be responsible for paying health fees and obtaining parking permits due to the courses taking place at the college campus

Further Program Information:

1. Fees: As with the classes located on the high school campuses, tuition is waived. 

   However, students attending the college campus are subject to health and accident fees and parking permits. These can be paid by logging into mySDCCD, clicking on "My Financials", "Make a Payment".

2. Parking Permits: These are required for students who will be parking on campus grounds and can be ordered once all other fees are paid. 

   They are available immediately after payment and can be picked up at the campus police station located behind the S buildings.  

3. To pick up a parking permit, you must have a Student ID. 

   Please note: The Associated Students (AS) Card is not required for attendance.  

4. Student ID: can be picked up in the office of Admissions and Records - K1-207.  

   Students must have paid all fees and have a zero balance on their account and provide another form of photo ID such as a state ID/License or high school ID. 

Note: This is the beginning of your college career!

• Enrollment in college courses requires students to take responsibility for their education.  
• Students are required to adhere to all Academic Standards for college courses including add, drop, and withdrawal deadlines – exceptions will not be made.  
• Students whose overall grade point average (GPA) falls below a 2.0 after completing twelve (12) units will be academically disqualified.  
• Students who reach 12 units attempted and fail to complete at least 60% of coursework or 12 units earned and fail to maintain a GPA of 2.0+, will be disqualified per our Standards of Academic Progress policy.  
• Students who are disqualified are not permitted to enroll again until they meet with a college counselor.  
• High school students taking college classes are creating a permanent academic record that will follow them throughout their higher education and employment pursuits.  
• Students with disabilities seeking academic accommodations must apply for services through the college DSPS office where the course is offered.  
• If students are enrolled in a prerequisite class and earn a substandard grade, and the subsequent class has not yet started, the student will be dropped from their class.  
• If students are enrolled in a prerequisite class and earn a substandard grade, and the subsequent class is already in session, we will notify the faculty that the student did not meet prerequisites and should be dropped from their class.  

Once you are enrolled into a course you will have access to Canvas around the first day of the semester. You will not be able to access your course until the first day of the semester.  

Go to the Canvas Login Page

Type your student email: Your SDCCD email

Type your Password: Your SDCCD password (no hyphens, slashes, or spaces) 

Make sure you still remember your previous SDCCD ID number and password, this should remain your same login unless you had previously changed it.

If you need to reset a lost password, please access “How to reset your password”

Student Email & ID Example

Student ID: 555 - ???-????

First name: Jimmy

Last name: The Jet  

Student Email: jthejet@student.sdccd.edu

*This email should be the same for your canvas