What is Dual Enrollment?

Skyline College’s Dual Enrollment Program focuses on providing high school students who may not already be college bound or who are underrepresented in higher education the opportunity to earn high school and college level credit at no financial cost to them. The Strategic Partnerships and Workforce Development Division works closely with high schools to develop robust partnerships in service of students and increasing access to college.

The goals of the program are to provide high touch points to develop seamless pathways from high school to community college for career technical education or preparation for transfer to four year universities, improve high school graduation rates, and assist high school pupils to achieve college and career readiness.

Dual enrollment courses are currently available to students at Gateway Public Schools, Jefferson Union High School District, San Mateo Union High School District, Sequoia Union High School District and South San Francisco Unified School District. Talk to your high school counselor about enrolling in one of the courses below.

Carlmont High School

  • Biotechnology
    • BTEC 170: Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 171: Laboratory Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 400: Foundations of Biotechnology
    • BTEC 480: Biotechnology Project I
    • BTEC 484: Biotechnology Research Project I

Menlo-Atherton High High School

  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 125: Restaurant and Banquet Operations

Sequoia High School

  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 125: Restaurant and Banquet Operations

Woodside High School

  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 125: Restaurant and Banquet Operations

El Camino High School

  • Biotechnology
    • BTEC 170: Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 171: Laboratory Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 400: Foundations of Biotechnology
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 101: Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 120: Sanitation Practices in the Hospitality Industry
    • HTM 125: Restaurant and Banquet Operations
  • Art
    • ART 351: Black and White Photography I
    • ART 352: Black and White Photography II
    • ART 354: Digital Photography I
    • ART 431: Digital Imaging: Photoshop

South San Francisco High School

  • Art
    • ART 351: Black and White Photography I
    • ART 352: Black and White Photography I
    • ART 354: Digital Photography I
    • ART 431: Digital Imaging: Photoshop
  • Biotechnology
    • BTEC 170: Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 171: Laboratory Principles of Applied Bioscience
    • BTEC 400: Foundations of Biotechnology
    • BTEC 480: Biotechnology Project I
    • BTEC 484: Biotechnology Research Project I
  • College Readiness & Success
    • COUN 655.1: Hermanos and Hermanas Seminar - College Success Factors
    • COUN 655.2: Hermanos and Hermanas Seminar - Transition to College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 101: Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management
    • HTM 120: Sanitation Practices in the Hospitality Industry
    • HTM 125: Restaurant and Banquet Operations

 

4 Steps to Dual Enrollment

Please complete this College Connection Course Request Form for Fall 2022.

Please complete this College Connection Course Request Form for Spring 2023.

Note: The above form requires your parent/guardian signature before you click "Submit Form" for official submission.

The Dual Enrollment Team will visit the student’s class and walk through applying to Skyline College using a California Community Colleges OpenCCC account. OpenCCC is a service of the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office. The information in your account is kept private and secure.

Students will activate their SMCCD One-Login Portal Account. Once activated, students log into their WebSMART student portal to upload the College Connection Course Request Form. The Admissions and Records Office will receive it for approval.

Each student is assigned a registration date upon approval of their uploaded College Connection Course Request Form. Students log back into their WebSMART account and officially register for the dual enrollment class(es).

Questions?

For more information, please contact Angelique Fuentes, Program Services Coordinator at fuentesa@smccd.edu.

angelique

Angelique Fuentes
Program Services Coordinator
fuentesa@smccd.edu

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Darren McKay
Retention Specialist
mckayd@smccd.edu