Dual Enrollment
Effective Fall 2024, high school students may participate in Dual Enrollment or Concurrent Enrollment during the same school year, but not both. This policy ensures that students fully commit to the program they've selected and benefit from a consistent educational experience without any impacts to their student account. So, make sure to consider your options carefully before deciding which program best aligns with your academic goals and interests.
Important Registration Dates for Dual Enrollment
Spring Term: February 18th, 2025 - June 13th, 2025
**Registration begins November 2024 for continuing and approved students**
Benefits of Dual Enrollment
High School students take college course on their High School campus or online.
- All tuition/unit fees are waived.
- Helps students build confidence in navigating college and taking college courses.
- Students do not need to worry about transportation to the college campus.
- Dual Enrollment gets the student on their program of study (pathway) faster which saves the student time and money.
- Not sure which pathway to choose? The program is a great way for students to explore different pathways at no cost and not wasting their college years on experimentation of courses.
- Most college courses are CSU and or UC approved for transfer.
- Student earns transcript college credit at the time they successfully pass the course.
Steps To Become A Dual Enrollment Student
Are you currently enrolled in a course through Norco College or were you enrolled in a class last term? If so, you may skip this step. If you are a new student, or you have not taken a class during the last 2 semesters, you must complete a new college application. Follow step by step from this video since there are specific questions that you will need to answer as a High School student.
Go to https://norcocollege.dualenroll.com and follow the steps to create or update your account and profile.
You will need to confirm your account via email or text message.
If you need help, check out this student guide or sign up for a Dual Enrollment Workshop with Norco College.
For assistance, please email dualenrollment@norcocollege.edu
After you request your classes, follow the steps in and from DualEnroll.com, which may include:
- Parent Consent (your parent/guardian will receive a text and/or email to give their consent one time while you are in high school).
- Admissions may request that you update your application or complete forms to update or correct your student information.
- If you selected a class that has a pre-requisite, you may need to provide your high school transcript.
You will receive a notification from DualEnroll.com when you have been registered, or if there were any errors with your registration. Make sure that you check your DualEnroll.com account and notifications regularly.
For courses offered online only, you will need to log into CANVAS with your RCCD credentials. If you do not see any course information posted, do not worry, your course information will most likely show closer to the start of the term/semester.
If you need to drop or withdraw from your dual enrollment class, login in to DualEnroll.com and request to drop or withdraw. Be mindful of course drop and census dates, which should be on your class syllabus.
Have a great semester!
If you have any questions, please contact our Dual Enrollment Program or visit our Virtual Office.
Dual Enrollment Alumni
Counseling Services for Dual Enrollment Students
Academic advising
Reasons to meet with a Counselor
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Same Day, First Come, First Serve BasisNeed to see a counselor for a longer conversation?
Dual Enrollment
Counseling Appointment