A high school student is a person over 13 years old and/or enrolled in 9th grade or above at a public or private high school.
High school students are exempt from paying the enrollment fees, which is $46 per credit unit for California residents. High schools students are responsible for the cost textbooks and materials.
Can college credits earned at Los Angeles City College be applied for high school credit?
Yes, with approval by the high school principal. High school students participating in dual or concurrent enrollment program will college credit for completed coursework.
How many units can a high school student enroll at Los Angeles City College?
High school students may enroll for up to 11 units during FALL and SPRING terms and 9 units during SUMMER and WINTER terms.
How can a high school student transfer credits from completed college coursework to their high school?
To receive high school credit for completed college coursework, request for an official transcript be sent to the high school upon completion of the course.
A high school student may register for a course after the college application has been processed and during open enrollment.
If a space is available, you may request to be placed in the course waiting list. If a space becomes available, students on the course waiting list will be automatically added to the class roster until the first day of the class.
Once a class has started, you will need a course permission number from the instructor to add the course. For online classes, you will need to send an email request to the instructor for a course permission number. You can find the contact information of instructors on the LACC directory.
Yes, some classes meet at high school locations. Check with your high school counselor to see if any classes scheduled at your high school location.
Where can a high school student get help in completing the college application process?
High school students and their parents/guardian can visit the Welcome Center for assistance in completing the application process.