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Steps to Applying as a High School Student
Did you know current high school students (grades 10-12) can take classes at Mission College before they graduate? Dual enrollment students have the opportunity to earn high school and transferrable college credit at the same time by taking classes in the afternoon, evening, or during school breaks.
Students in the 9th grade or below are required to contact either Dr. Maria Escobar, Director of Enrollment Services, or Connor Keese, Student Outreach Supervisor, for enrollment approval at Mission College. Meeting
with designated staff does not guarantee approval for admission. Please send a message
to one of the designated individuals above to schedule an appointment.
Current or previous Mission students that are below the 9th grade, at the time of
enrollment, will be grandfathered in and allowed to enroll without preapproval. These
students should be directed to Admissions & Records for verification of previous enrollment.
Dual Enrollment (DE) students pay only the health fee and the rest of the classes are free! DE students are limited to a maximum of 3 courses not to exceed 8 units for each term. For more information please see the steps below:
ESPANOL: Pasos Para Tener Exito
1
COMPLETE APPLICATION
Complete the application to Mission College via CCC Apply and get a student ID sent to you.
2
DOWNLOAD DUAL ENROLLMENT FORM
Download and complete the Dual Enrollment Form. Note: Form requires approval signatures from parent/guardian and the high school
principal or counselor. This form must be submitted each semester of dual enrollment.
3
SEE HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR
Students should first meet with their high school counselor to choose appropriate
classes for high school credit. Mission College Counseling faculty offer drop-in counseling
services to provide more information about Mission College classes, majors, and academic
requirements
4
ENGLISH AND MATH PLACEMENT
High school students should select courses after working with their high school counselors. Additional information will be posted here by May 1, 2019 to help high school students and counselors with English and Math courses.
5
ENROLL IN CLASS
After completing Steps 1-4, registration must be in person at the Admissions & Records Office (SEC-118) based on registration date. Completed Dual Enrollment Form and picture ID are required
at time of enrollment. Student must be present at time of enrollment. See schedule
for registration dates and unit limitations.
6
ATTEND CLASS
Once enrolled it is your responsibility to attend classes. YOU ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE TO DROP CLASS(ES), IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO ATTEND. Not dropping the class(es) may result in negative notation on your transcript. You
must log into My Mission Portal to drop a class.
7
GRADES & TRANSCRIPTS
Grades and unofficial transcripts are available on-line via College Web Services.
Official transcripts may be requested at the Admissions and Records Office or on-line.
Start dates:
11th grade going to 12th grade: May 14, 2019
10th grade going to 11th grade: May 15, 2019
9th grade going to 10th grade: May 16, 2019
Start dates:
11th grade going to 12th grade: August 13, 2019
10th grade going to 11th grade: August 14, 2019
9th grade going to 10th grade: August 15, 2019
Thanks for your interest in being a Mission College student!