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Dual Enrollment

Taking Courses Outside of SR

Per San Rafael City Schools policy, all courses taken outside of San Rafael must be reported on the SR transcript.

San Rafael students are required to take core graduation requirements at SR.  Students who are interested in taking a course outside of San Rafael must complete an Alternative Credit Request form before registering for the course, and submit it to their School Counselor.  Students can select one of two options for adding credit to the SR transcript: “Dual credit” if the credit is needed to meet a graduation or UC/CSU A-G requirement (affects GPA), or “Outside credit only” if the credit is not needed to meet a graduation or UC/CSU A-G requirement (does not affect GPA).  Please speak with your School Counselor if you have questions about which option is best for you.

 

Procedure for Requesting an Outside Course

  1. Student contacts the assigned School Counselor to discuss the possibility of taking an outside course while enrolled at San Rafael High School. 
  2. With informal approval from the School Counselor, the student completes and submits an Alternative Credit Request form for formal approval. 
  3. If approved by the School Counselor, Administration, and parents, the student may register for the course.
  4. Once the course has been completed, the student must have an official transcript sent from the issuing institution directly to SRHS. Transcripts may be mailed to the San Rafael High School address below, or can be emailed directly from the issuing institution to the Registrar.  Note: SR receives course and grade information directly from SRJC and COM; students who take classes at these schools generally do not need to order a transcript. 

Mail trancripts to:

San Rafael High School

ATTN: Registrar 

150 3rd St

San Rafael, CA 94901

 

Electronic transcripts can be sent to:

rgraham@srcs.org

College of Marin

Interested in taking a class at College of Marin? As a current high schooler, you must follow the following steps to ensure you successfully enroll into a class fall, spring and/or summer terms. 

  1. Check in with your high school counselor. 
  2. Apply online. Soon after submitting your application, you will receive a Welcome Email with your student ID number (M00#), username, password, and instructions on how to set up your MyCOM Student Portal.
  3. Sign up for a mandatory virtual (Zoom) Jumpstart orientation. Please choose your preferred date/time from the dropdown menu on the Signup Form.
    Note:  If you are an HS student with an IEP or 504 Plan, please contact our Student Accessibility Services Office to meet with a SAS Counselor to discuss possible accommodations while you are taking a COM class:  Email: sas@marin.edu or call (415) 485-9406. Please include in your message your name, COM ID number (M00xxxxxx), and the name of your high school. 
  4. Complete the College Credit Program (CCP) application (login with your MyCOM username and password). 
  5. Please allow 2-5 days to process your CCP web form. We will email a confirmation that your CCP application has been processed and you can register in your portal.
  6. Register online for your classes using your MyCOM Portal.

  7. * You are responsible for student fees:

  8. Required Health fee (provides you access to our Student Health Center)
  9. Required Transportation (provides free bus pass on Marin Transit)
  10. Optional Technology fee (provides a credit for GoPrint copying) and Student representation and activities fee which may be waived by submitting the waiver form.
  11. Any course material fees and textbooks.  Textbooks are available for short-term use in the COM Library. You can also filter for class sections participating in the Zero Textbook Cost Program.

For more information, you can visit the High School Program webpage at College of Marin. On site College of Marin Counselor Lilyana Barajas libarajas@marin.edu | Office Hours: Mondays 9am – 2pm