High School Students: Are You Planning to Attend College?
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High school students who plan to attend a four-year college or university may gain a competitive advantage over their peers during the admissions process if they have completed college courses while still in high school. This advantage is known as Concurrent Enrollment. Saddleback College offers numerous course options to help college-bound students kick-start their post-secondary education. Click HERE for this term's Concurrent Enrollment Mini-Schedule.
Whether you are a student, a parent or guardian, or a school representative, your role in this partnership is an important one. We've outlined pathways under the tabs below that briefly describe how we can continue to work together to ensure students' admission and success in college.
High School Pathway at a Glance
Students should:
High School Senior Year |
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High School Junior Year |
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High School Sophomore Year |
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High School Freshman Year |
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Parents should:
High School Senior Year |
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High School Junior Year |
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High School Sophomore Year |
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High School Freshman Year |
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Your High School should:
High School Senior Year |
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High School Junior Year |
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High School Sophomore Year |
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High School Freshman Year |
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Saddleback College will:
High School Senior Year |
Offer a variety of service to prepare the student for successful entrance to Saddleback College such as:
Identify faculty for course alignment |
High School Junior Year |
Introduce students to Career Technical Education programs
Identify faculty for course alignment |
High School Sophomore Year |
Introduce students to Career Technical Education programs
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High School Freshman Year |
Introduce students to Career Technical Education programs
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