Overview.
Evergreen Valley College offers various early-college opportunities for K-12 students, allowing students to complete college courses while still enrolled in middle or high school. Dual Enrollment is also open to adult education students who are in a GED or high school equivalency program at an adult school.
Types of Dual Enrollment.
Concurrent.
Any student taking a class at their own accord is considered a Concurrent Student. Most students will fall in this category.
- Enroll in college class(es) at their own accord
- Enroll in open courses
- Take up to 11 units for Fall/Spring
- Take up to 7 units for Summer
- Do not pay enrollment fees
College & Career Access Pathways (CCAP).
A student attending a high school in partnership with EVC through a CCAP Agreement and enrolls in a designated CCAP course is considered a CCAP Student.
- Enroll in a closed, cohort-based course
- Take classes that may be held at the high school
- Take up to 15 units per semester, or up to 4 courses (CCAP courses only)
- Do not pay enrollment fees
- Do not pay material fees
Adult Education.
A student who is currently enrolled in a GED or high school equivalency program at an adult school is considered an Adult Education Student. Enrollment for adult education students will begin in the near future.