• Dual enrollment is a program that allows qualified high school students to earn college and high school credit while meeting graduation requirements.

• Earn your college degree in less time
• Eliminate duplication of coursework between high school and college
• Save Money! Concurrently enrolled students are not required to pay tuition.  All materials and books will be purchsed by the student or by the participating high school and/or district. 
• Explore career fields before starting college
• Easier transition to college

• Yes. The student will earn both high school and college credit. If the student wishes to receive high school credit for a college class, a 3.0 unit or more one-semester college class will earn one semester of high school credit (5.0 credits). To determine how a college course fulfills a high school requirement see your high school counselor.  Academic college courses that meet the University of California 'a-g' requirements will be given a weighted grade point and ranking on the high school transcript at the discretion of the high school. 

• Students must be high school students having the support of parents, principal and a high school counselor whoe verified appropriate college level capability based on assessment scores and/or program pathways.

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• High schools are offering both general education and/or career technical education courses to eligible students. 

• Dual enrolled classes may be taught by approved MSJC Associate Faculty who are also high school teachers.  Instructors use college curriculum and textbooks, and deliver a college-level course, which will require stuents to work at a higher level. 

• Yes.  Apply online at http://www.cccapply.org/applications/CCCApply/apply/Mt_San_Jacinto_College.html.