Counseling

Counseling Breakdown

Sara Fisher

9th Grade A-K

(909)799-2300 ext 34158

Em ail Mrs. Fisher

Diana Farley

9th Grade L-Z

(909)799-2300 ext 34149

Email Mrs. Farley

Jacquelyn Henry

10th-12th Grade A-C &

10th-12th AVID Students

(909)799-2300 ext 34155

Email Ms. Henry

Carolyn Cullen

10th-12th Grade D-Ln &

(909)799-2300 ext 34156

Email Mr s.Cullen

Kari Hill

10th-12th Grade Lo-R

(909)799-2300 ext 34157

Email Mrs.Hill

Ruben Montero

10th-12th Grade S-Z &

10th-12th EL Students

(909)799-2300 ext 34150

Email Mr. Montero

Dual Enrollment Information

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!

Come to the Summer/Fall 2024 Dual Enrollment Information Meeting on Wednesday, April 10 @ 5 pm on Zoom to learn more!

Zoom link: Click Here

Join the Summer/Fall 2024 Dual Enrollment Google Classroom (class code: ri2apqp) for more information.

The deadline to apply for a Summer 2024 or Fall 2024 course is Wednesday, May 1, 2024.

Here are some helpful links for Dual Enrollment:

Summer/Fall 2024 Dual Enrollment Information Meeting Presentation

Summer/Fall 2024 Course Chart

Summer 2024 Dual Enrollment Instructions

Fall 2024 Dual Enrollment Instructions

Email or meet with the Citrus Valley Dual Enrollment counselors for more information:

Ms. Henry (last name A-L)

Mrs. Farley (last name M-Z)

Explaining A-G Academic Requirements

Explaining the A-G Requirements for College Admissions

A-G Requirement Quick Reference Guide

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.

Academic Requirements Chart for Citrus Valley High School Graduation and College Admission

The links below will take you to the college information

CSU-UC Comparison of Freshman Admission Requirements

http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/counselors/files/csu-uc-a-g-comparison-matrix.pdf

UC Freshman Admission Profile

http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/freshman/profiles/index.html

Citrus Valley HS A-G Course List

https://hs-articulation.ucop.edu/agcourselist#/list/details/1805/

College Campus Visit Worksheet