There are lots of ways to earn college credits now, both as a part of your regular school day,

as well as outside of the bell schedule...

1. Spring 2023 Dual Enrollment CCAP Classes

To access the interest/registration form, click on the images below.

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Dual Enrollment/College and Career Access Path

The College and Career Access Pathway is a special part-time dual enrollment program designed for students in grades 7- 12 to enroll in specifically designated community college-level course(s) taught by Irvine Valley College and offered in agreement with Laguna Beach High School. All books and enrollment fees are covered by LBUSD.

Students are recommended for the dual enrollment opportunity by completing a CCAP form approved via an electronic signature by LBHS Principal, Dr. Jason Allemann.

Step 1 - Apply to Irvine Valley College

Step 2 - Complete CCAP Form - Online Electronic Signature

Step 3 - Add Course Using Add Permit Code (APC) assigned by LBHS Administration

Why Consider Dual Enrollment

LBHS offers students Irvine Valley College Dual Enrollment courses after school and in the summer.
Courses offer students free college credit
College courses are a way of exploring a potential major and demonstrating a dedicated interest in an area of study
Can offer students an extra advantage when applying to college
Courses are convenient and easy to register

	Step by Step Instructions on Enrolling in the K-12 Dual Enrollment Click the image to watch the instructional video
	Is Dual Enrollment Right for You? Watch this informative video to get acquainted with what it means to be a dual-enrolled high school student. You will be stating your official college transcript FERPA Accommodations Course material is set for adult conversation
	Dual Enrollment Testimonials What are the benefits of Dual Enrollment? Early college credit, explore fields of study leading to the desired major, free tuition, demonstrated interest.
	COLLEGE AND CAREER ACCESS PATHWAYS (CCAP) The College and Career Access Pathway is a special part-time dual enrollment program designed for students in grades 7- 12 to enroll in specifically designated community college-level course(s) taught by Irvine Valley College and offered in agreement with specific secondary schools. Students are recommended for the dual enrollment opportunity by completing a CCAP form approved via an electronic signature by the approved middle or high school level designee. Step 1 – Apply To Irvine Valley College Step 2- Complete CCAP Form Step 3- Add Course Using Add Permit Code (APC)

2. Advanced Placement (AP), CLEP, Articulated Credit, andConcurrent Enrollment.

View slide show to learn more.

3. Dual Enrollment (aka) Concurrent Enrollment through the Community College

(similar to CCAP above, but not provided solely to LBHS students)

High school students are eligible to take free community college courses and get a jump start on building a college transcript. You can take classes that will meet requirements for Fine Arts, Electives, and Languages other than English. Make sure we approve it before you sign up. Taking community college courses is available by enrolling in the community college as a concurrently enrolled (aka a dual enrollment) student - K-12 Program. It is important to know that taking a class at a community college will be on your college transcript. Be certain you can handle the coursework and time commitment. Information on how to register for courses as a high school student can be found at the following college websites:

Irvine Valley College - High School Students Registration

Saddleback College - High School Students Registration

Orange Coast College - High School Students Registration

Lastly, Laguna Beach High School also requires a Concurrent Enrollment Form to be signed and submitted to a student's counselor for their approval. There will be a fee for books as a K-12 student.

For more information on dual enrollment, selecting a community college course, or assistance in registration, stop by the College and Career Center.

Registration Tutorial for IVC and Saddleback College

4. Early CSU and UC College Credit Opportunities

High school students are eligible to take courses through the California State University and University of California colleges for a fee as a non-enrolled student during the summer. For information on courses and how to enroll, see:

CSU Summer School
UC Summer K-12 Programs

UC classes for high school students year-round

UC Online Courses

COLLEGE AND CAREER ACCESS PATHWAYS (CCAP)

Step 3- Add Course Using Add Permit Code (APC)