Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment lets high school students take college-level classes at Norco College. It is a great way to earn college credit early and experience real college class! Tuition is free for high school students, though you may be responsible for a few low-cost fees (such as health or student services fees) and any required textbooks or materials.
Eligibility:
High School students can qualify for concurrent enrollment if meet all of the following:
· at least 16 years of age or have finished 8th grade
· have a high school GPA of 2.0 or higher
· are in good standing and have received high school approval to enroll
If you are under 16 or have not yet completed 8th grade, you can request an exception to enroll by interviewing with the Dean of Enrollment Services at Norco College by emailing hsconcurrent@norcocollege.edu.
Enrollment Limits:
· Fall or Spring = up to 8 units
· Winter or Summer = up to 5 units
· Students are not allowed to enroll in any physical education or sports courses.
· For students admitted at Norco College and wish to enroll at Moreno Valley College or Riverside City College, you must follow the application procedures at those colleges.
· Students who register for classes without using DualEnroll.com or the high school process may be dropped without notice.
Important Change for Summer/Fall 2025
The high school admission process has changed! Students from the high schools listed below must use DualEnroll.com to participate in concurrent enrollment.
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- California Virtual Academies (CAVA)
- Corona Norco Unified School District
* Exception: If you attend JFK Middle College, you do not use DualEnroll.com as your school has a different process.
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- Excelsior Charter School, Corona
- iQ Academy Los Angeles (iQLA)
- Jurupa Valley High School, Jurupa Unified School District
- La Sierra High School, Alvord Unified School District
If you are currently attending a district not listed above, please use the concurrent enrollment form to proceed.
Application Deadline:
This is the deadline for students to submit all documentation/approvals to Norco College.
Summer 2025
Fall 2025
June 5th by 12 PM
August 7th by 12 PM
How to Apply
Step 1) Complete your Norco College admission application.
Step 2) Create a DualEnroll.com account.
For those attending a high school that does not use dualenroll.com, please skip steps 3 through 5 and simply complete the concurrent admissions form with your parent and high school and return to hsconcurrent@norcocollege.edu.
Step 3) Request classes via DualEnroll.com and monitor your Norco College student email for
confirmation of your class schedule.
When your classes have been reviewed and processed, you will receive an email to your RCCD student email.
Step 4) Order your text books through the Norco College bookstore.
Step 5) Attend your in-person class or log into your online course via Canvas on the 1st day of
class.
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER - SUMMER AND FALL 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
You’ll need to log into Canvas using your RCCD student email.
If your high school uses Canvas, please be sure to log out and then log in using your RCCD student email.
Yes! Just make sure your home study program is registered with the State of California, and include proof when you apply.
Email the concurrent enrollment team at hsconcurrent@norcocollege.edu.
INCOMPLETE PACKETS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
Acceptance letters will be sent via Norco College Student Email
Concurrent Enrollment Alumna

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