Welcome Dual Enrollment Students!
We are so glad you have chosen Harbor College to pursue your educational goals and become a Dual Enrollment Student. Dual Enrollment is an exciting and unique opportunity for all middle school and high school students to earn FREE TRANSFERABLE college credit through Harbor College.
Let's Get Started!
Follow the steps below to start your journey. We are here to help you so don't hesitate to reach out to us.
SUMMER ACADEMY OPPORTUNITIES
Join us for a fun-filled and exciting summer from Sports & Conditioning Camps to Enrichment courses.
Click to view Class Listing for Summer Academy (Non-Credit and Credit)
LAHC Summer Youth Program Grades 6-8*:
Step 1 - Apply to the College (see below) - credit application. Step 2 - Complete a K-12 form. Please have the student's current Counselor sign off on the form. Be sure to complete front and back. Step 3 - Submit documents to the Dual Enrollment, by June 11, so your student can be enrolled. Grades 6-8 Free Non-Credit Flyer
Need lunch and before and after care? Click here to pay for the additional services.
LAHC Summer Youth Program Grades 9 - 12*:
Step 1 - Apply to the College (see below) - credit application. Step 2 -complete a K-12 form. Please have the student's current Counselor sign off on the form. Be sure to complete the front and back. Step 3: Submit documents to the Dual Enrollment Ofice by June 11, so your student can be enrolled. Grades 9-12 Career Exploration Flyer.
Need lunch and before and after care? Click here to pay for the additional services.
Check the Office hours for the Dual Enrollment Office (SSA118) below. We are open till 7 pm on Wednesdays. The Community Center, located in Tech 100, is open Monday-Thursday till 7 pm; Saturdays 9 am - 1 pm.
Step 1 - Apply to Harbor College
All Dual Enrollment Students must complete the two-step application process. Select the "Credit Application" - 1) Complete your CCC Apply Application (make a note of your login and password) and then 2) submit an Application for Harbor. Please select the correct semester: Summer/Fall or Winter/Spring. At the end, you will receive a Confirmation # (starts with the #3) from CCC Apply. Make a note of that number. How to apply step-by-step Instructions (High School) and How to apply step-by-step Instructions for Middle School.
Step 2 - Log into Student Portal and Complete Dynamic Special Admit Documentation
All Students will need to complete a K-12 Form - Special Admit Application/Form. You can complete it electronically, via Dynamic Forms. If you need assistance, please contact us in the Dual Enrollment Office - lahcdualenrollment@lahc.edu or 310.233.4288. You must have a Student ID number before completing the Dynamic Form. Here is a short video to help you log into your student portal for the first time.
There are two types of Dual Enrollment Students
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Independent Student/Non-CCAP/Concurrent Student (Concurrent Enrollment) (taking college courses on your own) or
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CCAP/ATB Student - you attend one of our Partner/Feeder schools and you are participating in a CCAP Cohort or After the Bell (ATB) courses.
#1 - Non-CCAP/Concurrent Enrollment Students. CLICK HERE to complete your Dynamic form to request clearance for a college course(s).
#2 CCAP Students - The DE Team facilitates the enrollment process for students in this category. Contact us for the CCAP Dynamic Form Link.
Step 3 - Register for Classes - Independent Students
For our Independent Students, Admissions will notify you when your Dynamic Form has been processed. Important: Check your LACCD Student Email. Admissions will also notify you Dynamic Form has been processed or there are issues. Concurrent Enrollment Students, once Admissions notifies you that your Form has been processed, you can processed to enroll in the classes you requested, through your student portal. Here is a short video on how to Add and drop a Class.
CCAP/ATB Feeder school students - The Dual Enrollment Office will assist you with registering for your classes once your CCAP Dynamic form has been processed.
Dual Enrollment Office Information
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Office Location: SSA115
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Email: lahcdualenrollment@lahc.edu
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Office Hours:
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Monday - Thursday: 9 am to 4 pm;
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Wednesdays (beginning 5/21 - 6/11) Open till 7 pm;
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Friday: 8 am - 12 pm
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Unless we are out on the field assisting our Partners or at an Event.
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You can go to the Welcome Center - SSA118 for assistance and Admissions.
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Chat with us through Cranium Cafe
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Need to meet with the Dual Enrollment Counselor? Need a Prerequisite Cleared, CLICK HERE.
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You can also contact the Outreach & Recruitment Office for Assistance: 310.233.4330
The Office will be closed on the following dates in observance of the holidays:
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Monday, May 26, 2025 - Memorial Day Weekend
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Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - Graduation Day *The office will be closed*
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Thursday, June 19, 2025
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Friday, July 4, 2025
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Dual Enrollment @ Harbor College (overview)
Los Angeles Harbor College (LAHC) offers dual enrollment in several ways:
- as part of our Middle School Outreach (ATB: After the Bell Courses)
- as part of our Student Services Outreach and Recruitment Program to High Schools (Independent Student taking College Courses)
- as part of AB 288/AB 288 (Holden) College and Career Access Pathways (AB288 CCAP) agreements (Student attending one of our Partner/Feeder Schools)
- as part of individualized Contract Education agreements for private educational partners and Industry (VHTPA)
We offer dual enrollment to our local middle school and high school students (designated feeder schools), providing these students an opportunity to gain experience and insight into:
- college-level courses
- potential college and career opportunities
- and an opportunity to complete, and receive credit for, college coursework while attending middle and high school
Dual enrollment provides academic and/or career education courses and is not intended as remedial or make-up work.
For AB288 CCAP agreements, per California's Education Code, the term "dual enrollment" is identified in Assembly Bill (AB) 288 to define "special part-time" or "special full-time" students—that is, high school or other eligible special admit students enrolling in community college credit courses (California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office's March 11, 2016 Legal Opinion 16-02).
