Become a Concurrent Enrollment Student
Review the steps to get started listed below. If you need assistance completing the steps, support is available.
- Visit the Welcome Center on the first floor of the Student Services Building (SS 103), located next to admissions and records, for in-person help.
- You can also connect with the dual enrollment office in person (SS 172), by phone at (626) 852-8044 or by email at dualenrollment@citruscollege.edu to schedule a one-on-one appointment, available in-person or via Zoom.
REMEMBER TO STAY ON TRACK
Be certain to monitor important registration deadlines each term and review the academic calendar each semester to stay updated.
STEPS TO BECOME A CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT STUDENT
STEP 1. APPLY TO CITRUS COLLEGE
Complete the CCCApply application for the term you plan to begin taking classes:
- Fall
- Winter
- Spring
- Summer
After your application is processed, you'll receive a Welcome Email with your Citrus College student information.
Didn't receive your welcome email?
If you haven't received it within three to five business days, contact the admissions and records office at (626) 914-8511.
WHAT YOU WILL NEED BEFORE MOVING ON
- Citrus College student ID
- Citrus College email account
- Access to the my.citruscollege.edu student portal
STEP 2. MEET WITH A CITRUS COLLEGE COUNSELOR
We strongly recommend meeting with a Citrus College counselor before enrolling in classes. A counselor can help you:
- plan for future semesters,
- review course prerequisites,
- select courses that align with your educational goals and
- understand degree and transfer pathways.
To schedule an appointment, contact the Citrus College Counseling and Advisement Center at (626) 914-8530.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AND A-G REQUIREMENTS
Citrus College counselors can help you choose college courses, but they cannot determine
whether a course will satisfy your high school's graduation or A-G requirements.
Please consult your high school counselor to confirm how a college course applies toward your high school requirements.
PREREQUISITES AND COURSE CLEARANCES
Some courses require additional clearance before you can register. Examples include:
- Higher-level English courses (without the enhanced feature)
- Higher-level mathematics courses (without the support sections)
- Language courses beyond the introductory level
If you're requesting one of these courses, you may need to provide your official high school transcripts to a Citrus College counselor so they can verify that you meet the prerequisite requirements.
STEP 3. VIEW THE CITRUS COLLEGE LIVE SCHEDULE
Before completing your Concurrent Enrollment Form, explore the Citrus College live schedule to find the class(es) you'd like to take.
When reviewing the schedule, make note of:
- Course name
- Course number
- CRN (course reference number)
- Units
- Meeting days and times
- Course location (in-person, hybrid or online)
Having this information ready will make completing your Concurrent Enrollment Form much easier.
STEP 4. COMPLETE THE CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT FORM
Submit your Concurrent Enrollment Form through the my.citruscollege.edu portal.
The form requires approval from:
✅ Student
✅ Parent/Guardian
✅ School designee
You'll also need to list the course(s) you wish to enroll in.
Important: A new Concurrent Enrollment Form must be submitted every term you wish to enroll in college classes. Students can also submit multiple forms of different terms.
STEP 5. REGISTER FOR YOUR COURSE
Once your Concurrent Enrollment Form has been approved by all required parties, you can register for your course(s) through the my.citruscollege.edu portal.
HELPFUL TUTORIALS ON YOUTUBE
- How to Register for Classes at Citrus College
- How to Add a Course with an Add Code at Citrus College
NEED ASSISTANCE?
The dual enrollment office is here to help!
📍 Student Services Building, SS 172
📞 (626) 852-8044
✉ dualenrollment@citruscollege.edu
Students can schedule one-on-one appointments in person or via Zoom for assistance with:
- applying to Citrus College,
- completing the Concurrent Enrollment Form,
- general dual enrollment questions,
- registering for classes and
- understanding holds and registration issues
IMPORTANT DATES
Review the academic calendar each semester to stay informed.
- Last day to add classes
- Last day to drop without a transcript notation
- Last day to drop with a "W"
- Final exam dates
CHECK FOR HOLDS AND OUTSTANDING FEES
Before registering each semester, log into your my.citruscollege.edu portal to verify that you do not have:
Holds and unpaid fees may prevent you from registering for future classes.