Off-Campus High School Courses and Chaffey College Dual Enrollment 

Please watch this informational webinar on the revised guidelines for attending dual enrollment and off-campus high school courses.  

Students can start their college journey while in high school by attending Chaffey College courses.  This means you are enrolled as BOTH a college student and a high school student at the same time. In partnership with Chaffey College, there are CCAP and Non-CCAP Dual Enrollment Courses. 

CCAP stands for College and Careers Access Pathways Dual Enrollment Courses. These are offered during the school day on our District campuses.

Non-CCAP Dual Enrollment Courses are offered through the HSP and Non-HSP program and take place either online or in-person outside of the student’s regular school day. See more about the HSP and Non-HSP programs below. 

Chaffey College HSP & Non-HSP Dual Enrollment programs:

• • Free tuition, books, and fees
  • Limited course offerings (approximately 30 courses)
  • Asynchronous and online courses
  • Chaffey College registers students for courses after site dual enrollment liaison approval

• Free tuition, students pay for books and fees
• More catalog courses offerings on the Chaffey College campus or online
• Students register for courses on their own after site dual enrollment liaison approval

For both options, students will complete an e-Agreement form with their site dual enrollment liaison.

Site Dual Enrollment Liaisons

Benefits of taking Chaffey College Courses

• Tuition is free.
• Students can earn high school and college credit at the same time.
• Honors points are added to a student’s gpa by the UC/CSU when applying.
• Less time is required after high school to finish a college degree.
• Taking college courses in high school demonstrates readiness for college curriculum, similar to the Advanced Placement (AP) program.
• Research shows that dual enrollment students are more likely to graduate from high school and go on to earn a college degree.
• Grades earned become part of the student’s permanent college transcript.
• Students may explore fields of study that help them choose a major or career path.
• Students may choose from classes not currently available at their high school.
  
  

Eligibility and Guidelines

• be in the 9th through 12th grade;
• enroll in up to 11 units for Fall and Spring and Summer.   
• Please Note: Students who choose to register for 12 or more units will be responsible for payment of all tuition, books, and fees.   
• have requested course approved prior to the start of the course to receive credit on their CJUHSD transcript.

   

  Beginning in the summer of 2024

  • 40 high school equivalent credits (10 per subject/department) from pre-approved courses taken outside of the District can be added to a student’s CJUHSD transcript. However, students CAN TAKE MORE than that amount of dual enrollment courses. Those courses beyond the 40-credit guideline will remain on student’s college transcript and can still be added to the college application when students apply.
  • No courses taken prior to the summer of 2024 will count towards the 40 credit guidelines.
  • Graduation requirement courses must be taken on District campuses. Exceptions, upon principal or administrator designee approval, can only be considered for the following:
    • Remediation Purposes
    • To remain in a career pathway or enrichment program (AVID, Student Leadership, Band, Theatre, Choir, etc.)

Process to request approval to take a course outside the District that will go on your CJUHSD transcript.

Any course taken outside of the District must be approved before the start of that course in order to receive credit on their CJUHSD transcript.

Students must follow the process below when requesting consideration for approval.

Contact school counselor regarding desired course.

• • Fill out and submit approval request form signed by student and parent/guardian.
    • allow 5 business days for a decision by the principal or administrator designee.
  • If approved, register and take the requested course.
    • Let school counselor or administrator know if you drop or do not complete the requested course.
  • Once the course is completed, the student turns in a copy of the official grade/transcript to their schools registrar to be added within the 40 credit guidelines.

Ready to take a Chaffey College Class?  

To get started you need to apply to Chaffey College to receive a Chaffey ID.

Here are some resources to assist students, including information on how to apply to Chaffey College and dates for upcoming information sessions.