Dual Enrollment
College in High School, FREE!
At OUSD our students can enroll in college courses taught by MiraCosta College professors. Classes are available at OHS, online or at MiraCosta College. This allows students to get a head start on their future by building their college transcripts before they graduate high school. Unlike AP courses, no exams outside of class are needed to receive college credit, just earn a passing grade in the course.
Courses include:
- Intro to Business
- Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management
- Pre-Calculus 1: College Algebra
- Pre-Calculus 2: Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry
- Psychology of Personal Growth
- Intro to Sociology
- Intro to Film
- Intro to Curriculum in Early Childhood
Here is the full list of courses offered.
Sign-up Process: Course Registration Steps
OHS Fall Dual Enrollment courses are now available
Refer to the student checklist for tips and tools when completing these steps:
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Submit Dual Enrollment Intent to Enroll form (by January 15th)
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Apply to MiraCosta College for the term you will be enrolled in a MiraCosta course (even if you have applied in the past.) This is a 2-part process: (1) Create CCC Apply account (2) Submit MiraCosta Application. (by January 15th). Use the application checklist to see what information you will need in order to complete the application.
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Obtain SURF ID: At MiraCosta College we call our Student ID a ‘SURF ID’. This will be emailed to the student after submitting the admissions application. This is not the CCCID number students see after creating a CCC Apply account.
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Submit a Request for a Concurrent/Dual Registration Permit to receive your customized Concurrent/Dual Enrollment Permit after obtaining the SURF ID from MiraCosta.
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Submit required Concurrent/Dual Registration Permit emailed to you by Admissions & Records. MiraCosta College Admissions and Records will email this form to all parties (student, parent, principal) required to sign electronically. No printing required.
Concurrent Enrollment: Community Colleges
Oceanside High students are able to take courses at community colleges to fulfill certain high school credits. See your counselor for more information!
To take courses at Palomar, apply for admission and complete the K-12 Special Admission Process.