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It鈥檚 important to meet with your high school counselor first if you鈥檙e planning to take MiraCosta classes. They can help you:

• Confirm which MiraCosta courses meet your high school graduation requirements
• Understand how early college credit fits into your four-year university application

Important: If you apply to a four-year university during your senior year of high school, you鈥檒l be considered a freshman applicant, even if you鈥檝e already earned college credits.

Concurrent enrollment offers high school students the chance to take FREE college courses (in-person, online, or hybrid). Students can earn college credit, explore academic disciplines, get a head start on building their college transcript, and save money.

• Students can enroll up to a maximum of 11 units per fall and spring term, and 8 units per summer session.
• Students have a $2 Student Representation Fee they can opt out of in .
• Students are responsible for purchasing books and materials required for their course(s). Learn about more about .

• High school students who have finished 8th grade (or are 15 years old) can take classes with permission from their high school and a parent/guardian.
• If you're 18 years or older, permission from a parent/guardian is not required.
• 惭颈谤补颁辞蝉迟补鈥檚 AP 5011 provides details regarding high school student enrollment at the college.

• Recommendations from private high school principals will only be accepted if the school has filed a Private School Affidavit with the California Department of Education.
• If the private school isn鈥檛 listed as active on the , the student will need to send a copy of their Private School Affidavit for the current school year to dualenroll@miracosta.edu.
• The student only has to submit one affidavit for the current school year when turning in their concurrent form.

• Home-schooled students need to show proof that they are registered as a private school by providing a Private School Affidavit for the current school year OR they can get approval from the public high school they would normally attend.
• The local high school must agree that home-schooling counts as valid school attendance and decide if the student has done enough coursework to be ready for college classes.
• Email your Private School Affidavit to dualenroll@miracosta.edu. You only need to submit one affidavit for the current school year when you turn in your concurrent form.

After your MiraCosta application has been processed and you have your SURF ID, you are eligible to meet with a MiraCosta counselor to obtain support for your long-term college and career planning at 麻豆影视, including:

• Creating or updating an Education Plan for a 麻豆影视 degree or transfer plan
• Exploring majors, certificates, or transfer pathways available at MiraCosta
• Connecting to 惭颈谤补颁辞蝉迟补鈥檚 academic and personal support services

Oceanside Unified School District Students
OUSD students have the added benefit of on-campus access to a MiraCosta counselor who specializes in dual enrollment advising.

Liz Leguizamo, Academic & Career Counselor, 麻豆影视
eleguizamo@miracosta.edu
Available weekly on-site | Appointments available in-person and via Zoom

• CalGETC Advisement Sheet: Identify transferable general education courses for UC and CSU
• MiraCosta Counseling Center
• : If you鈥檝e earned a score of 3 or higher on an AP exam鈥攐r plan to take one鈥攗se the chart at this link to see how your AP scores may count toward 麻豆影视 course equivalents, associate degree requirements, Cal-GETC certification, and admission requirements for CSU and UC schools.

• Official transcript requests are made online at miracosta.edu/transcripts. The first two official transcripts ever requested are free; thereafter, it is $7 per request.
• Students can access their unofficial transcript in .

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Support Resources has you covered with support inside and outside of the classroom. As a MiraCosta College student, you have access to free support services, including tutoring, counseling, technology loan, transportation assistance, food pantry, and much more!