Information for High School Students

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If you’re a qualified high school student, you can get a jump start on college by enrolling in “concurrent” classes at SFCC. This way, you can see what college is like, start working on your associate’s degree, or simply enroll in college-level courses that spark your interest. Best of all, you can earn both high school and college credit for the classes you complete at SFCC.

Concurrent Enrollment

Concurrent Enrollment allows eligible high school students currently attending public, private, or home schools to simultaneously enroll in college during the fall, spring, or summer semesters. With SFCC’s open admissions policy, students need only meet course or program prerequisites in order to enroll. Fitness classes are open to students 16 years and older with parental permission. If English and/or math prerequisites are specified, students complete placement testing to determine their skill levels.

Dual Credit

Dual Credit allows eligible high school students currently attending public, private, or home schools to enroll in approved SFCC courses for the fall, spring, and summer semesters. The student receives both college and high school credit allowing them to apply the credits to their high school graduation requirements. SFCC Dual Credit staff works with high school counselors who determine students for dual credit. SFCC staff then registers students into course sections that are open. Grades earned through dual credit are posted on students’ permanent high school and college transcripts.

Dual Credit Information and Forms

Northern New Mexico ENLACE Collaborative

The ENLACE (Engaging Latino Communities for Education) Collaborative partners with students, teachers, administrators, and parents to help area students prepare for college.  ENLACE works with local schools including Capital High, the Academy at Larragoite, Pojoaque High School, Española Valley High School, and Ortiz Middle School.

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