CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

Concurrent Enrollment for High School Students

High school concurrent enrollment students can register for class online on or after your registration appointment date. The student can only enroll in those courses approved on the LACCD Supplemental Application.

How to sign up for classes

• If you are a new student, submit an online application.
• If you are a continuing student (attended college in the last academic year), you do not need to submit a new application.
• Submit a signed LACCD Supplemental Application to the Admissions and Records Office prior to enrolling for classes. The form must indicate the course(s) that you are approved to enroll. Download an LACCD Supplemental Application.

Admission

Colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District (“LACCD”) may admit as a special part-time or full-time student anyone who is a student in grades K- 12 who has met LACCD admissions requirements and who, in the opinion of the College President (or designee), may benefit from instruction. (Education Code sections 48800, 48800.5, 76001; LACCD Board Rules 8100.06, 8100.07, 8100.08; LACCD Administrative Regulation E-87.)

Fees

Enrollment fees are required for special full-time students (i.e., taking more than 11 units), but waived for special part-time students (i.e., taking 11 units or less). (Education Code section 76300(f), LACCD Board Rule 8100.03.) Effective starting Summer 2009, the nonresident tuition fee will be charged for all students who are classified as nonresidents; students may apply for an individual waiver pursuant to Board Rule 8100.15. The LACCD also charges a health fee (certain categories of students are exempt) and, where applicable, a student representation fee.

Conditions

The student is expected to follow regulations and procedures that apply to all college students. The student shall receive college credit for the community college courses that the student completes. Arrangements for receiving high school credit for completed course work must be made with the student’s high school. A Supplemental Applications for Grade K-12 for each college course must be approved by High School Official, Parents and Student.

LACCD and its colleges assume no responsibility for the supervision of minor students (i.e., students under 18 years of age) outside the classroom setting. Parents are responsible for ensuring that their children are appropriately supervised before class begins, after class finishes, or when a class is cancelled and/or dismissed early.