Attention High School Students! You may now log in to (or create) your DualEnroll.com account and request concurrent enrollment courses for Summer 2022 and Fall 2022.
High school students will not be able to register until on or after open registration, which begins on April 13th. Students must be cleared for registration through DualEnroll.com before they can register.
Visit our How to Enroll page for more information.
Need help signing up for Dual or Concurrent Enrollment? Register here for one of our virtual workshops taking place every Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00 pm on Zoom.
High School districts offer college courses to their students during and after the high school day through Dual Enrollment.
Here are some facts about Dual Enrollment at BC.
» Visit our "How to Enroll" page to request courses.
High school students can take courses at a Bakersfield College campus, or online, through Concurrent Enrollment.
Here are some facts about Concurrent Enrollment at BC
» Visit our "How to Enroll" page to request courses.
Some school districts offer Early College Pathway programs in which students are selected to be a part of a group of students who will complete an Associate Degree while they are still in high school.
The high schools/districts below currently offer this opportunity to students:
» Check with your high school for information on how to apply for an Early College pathway.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses taught at the high school that students can receive college credit for.
» Visit our CTE Articulation site to learn more about Articulation opportunities at each high school.
Pre-exploration
Exploration
The high school students can complete college courses on-site through a combination of dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment offered on the high school campus.
Installation
The high school students can complete a college degree or certificate on-site through a combination of dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment courses offered on the high school campus.
Implementation
All incoming ninth grade students are on a pathway to earn between 9 and 60 units towards completing a college degree and/or certificate through a combination of dual enrollment and concurrent enrollment courses offered on the high school campus.