Dual Enrollment is an opportunity for RUSD juniors and seniors with a recommended minimum 2.0 GPA to take FREE community college classes on the high school campus during the school day ("CCAP") or on Zoom after school hours ("Partnership"). If you pass your college class with a C or better, you will earn high school credit AND college credit that is transferrable to other community colleges, UCs, and/or CSUs. Taking free college classes in high school can save you time and money if you plan to attend college after graduation!
Dual Enrollment is an opportunity for RUSD juniors and seniors with a recommended minimum 2.0 GPA to take FREE community college classes on the high school campus during the school day ("CCAP") or on Zoom after school hours ("Partnership"). If you pass your college class with a C or better, you will earn high school credit AND college credit that is transferrable to other community colleges, UCs, and/or CSUs. Taking free college classes in high school can save you time and money if you plan to attend college after graduation!
Spring 2025 Dual Enrollment Information Meeting: Wednesday, October 23 @ 5 pm on Zoom
Join the Spring Dual Enrollment Google Classroom (class code: dm7fbqt) for more information.
The University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) require entering freshman to complete certain courses in high school. These courses are called the "a-g" courses because of the letter of each subject area is assigned: "a" is for History/Social Science, "b" is for English, and so on. To receive "a-g" credit, a high school course must be certified though the UC course approval process and a student must receive a C- or better in the course.
