Community College Classes

PLEASE NOTE: MOST classes taken outside TUSD will NOT be included on the student’s Beckman transcript. Such classes serve ENRICHMENT purposes only and will NOT serve to advance to a higher level or remediate a prior grade.

General Information for Students Wishing to Take Community College Courses:

Community College classes cannot be taken for advancement or to fulfill TUSD graduation requirements (such as English, Algebra, Geometry, World Language, World History, US History, Government and Economics). - For example, you cannot take Geometry at a community college to skip Geometry at Beckman or take Spanish 2 at a community college and take Spanish 3 at Beckman.
Community College classes count as a weighted class, therefore, BHS ”Healthy Limits” waiver applies.
BHS policy of “7 class MAX” applies during the school year and 2 class MAX during the summer.
Early College Program students will not be allowed to request additional classes to go on their Beckman transcript.
Students with an impacted schedule who need to take a visual/performing art course to meet the “F” requirement for A-G UC/CSU eligibility may be approved to take a community college course.
Beckman will add up to two (2) Community College courses to the high school transcript over the course of a student’s 4-years of high school.

Beckman offers 2 ways to take Community College Courses: Dual Enrollment & Concurrent Enrollment

What is Dual Enrollment? (CCAP: College & Career Access Pathway)	What is Concurrent Enrollment? (K-12 Special)
Enroll in a college class within our BHS bell schedule Grades/Credits posted on HS. transcript AND college transcript Counts as one of your Beckman classes Info sessions required Classes Offered: IVC Business IVC Dance IVC Communications IVC Kinesiology & Nutrition	Enroll independently in a college class Max of 2 community college courses on Beckman Transcript Cannot be used to meet graduation requirements Max of 1 course per semester and 2 courses in the summer Healthy Limits & max of 7 classes applies Who is a good fit? Independent Strong time management skills

What is Dual Enrollment?

(CCAP: College & Career Access Pathway)

What is Concurrent Enrollment?

(K-12 Special)

Enroll in a college class within our BHS bell schedule
Grades/Credits posted on HS. transcript AND college transcript
Counts as one of your Beckman classes
Info sessions required
- Classes Offered:
  - IVC Business
  - IVC Dance
  - IVC Communications
  - IVC Kinesiology & Nutrition

Enroll independently in a college class
Max of 2 community college courses on Beckman Transcript
Cannot be used to meet graduation requirements
Max of 1 course per semester and 2 courses in the summer
Healthy Limits & max of 7 classes applies

Who is a good fit?

Independent
Strong time management skills

Want to take a class at IVC ?

Dual Enrollment (CCAP) at IVC - Information & Instructions
Concurrent Enrollment (K-12) at IVC - Information & Instructions

Dual Enrollment (CCAP) at IVC - Information & Instructions

If the IVC class you are interested in is offered through Dual Enrollment at Beckman, please complete the following steps to enroll:

(Examples: Business, Kinesiology, Dance History, Communications, Nutrition, Human Development)
Click HERE for printable version of steps.

STEP 1: Apply to IVC

*new IVC students only*

Click here to apply.
NOTE: *If it’s your first time taking courses at a Community College, you must also create OpenCCC account

STEP 2: Submit CCAP Form

Click here for CCAP webpage.
Click on "How do I complete the CCAP Dual Enrollment Form?"
Select "Arnold O. Beckman High School" and login with your IVC credentials.
Click here for video instructions.

STEP 3: Add class using Ticket number & APC code on MySite

Click MySite to Add class
*You will receive your APC code via email from Mrs. Tomlinson once your CCAP is approved.
Click here for video instructions

Questions about IVC class options approved for Beckman students? PLEASE Contact:

Assistant Principal / Mr. Penn Bushong: pbushong@tustin.k12.ca.us
BHS Secretary / Mrs. Gabriela Tomlinson: gtomlinson@tustin.k12.ca.us

Concurrent Enrollment (K-12) at IVC - Information & Instructions

General overview of concurrent Enrollment (K-12) at IVC:

Irvine Valley College (IVC)

Is the class not offered at Beckman and you are still interested in taking it (known as a Concurrent Enrollment Class), please complete the following steps to apply and enroll:

(Examples: Sign Language, Japanese, Health)
Click HERE for printable version of steps.

STEP 1: Apply to IVC

*new IVC students only*

Click HERE to apply. Follow instructions for Step 1-3.
NOTE: *If it’s your first time taking courses at a Community College, you must also create an OpenCCC account

STEP 2: Submit K-12 Form

Click here for K-12 webpage:
- Click on “How do I complete the CCAP Dual Enrollment Form?”
- Select Arnold O. Beckman High School and log in with your IVC credentials

STEP 3: Add class using Ticket number on MySite

Login to MySite to Add class
Click HERE for video instructions on adding a class in MySite.
Your assigned registration appointment is shown in MySite. Students must pay Health Fee.
*If you are adding the class after the start date you will have to reach out to the IVC professor for an APC code.

Questions about IVC class options approved for Beckman students? PLEASE Contact:

Assistant Principal / Mr. Penn Bushong: pbushong@tustin.k12.ca.us
BHS Secretary / Mrs. Gabriela Tomlinson: gtomlinson@tustin.k12.ca.us

Want to take a class at another Community College (not IVC)?

Dual Enrollment (K-12) at another Community College (not IVC) - Information & Instructions

Dual Enrollment (K-12) at another Community College (not IVC) - Information & Instructions

Other Local Community Colleges:

Enrollment Process:

Identify the community college and the course you want to take. - Students: Check the prerequisites to see if you qualify for the course and if space is available.
Follow the community college’s K-12 Program enrollment steps on their website (see above).
1. For Golden West College (GWC) ONLY: Online K-12 Forms will automatically be submitted to parent email and then administration for signature.
2. If the college does not have an online process, email the completed college K-12 form PDF (AKA: Special Admit Form) to drafter@tustin.k12.ca.us
Students must request an official transcript from the Community College be sent directly to your Beckman counselor within six weeks of course completion to include it on the Beckman transcript. Two ways to submit official transcripts:
1. Electronic: Request an official transcript be sent from the community college to Beckman HS directly utilizing the community college's transcript service (i.e. Parchment). List Mrs. Jennifer Lindquist as the recipient her email is jlindquist@tustin.k12.ca.us
2. Sealed Envelope: Request an official, sealed copy, of the transcript and hand-carry it to the Beckman HS counseling office.

Once the Community College grade is posted to the transcript, it cannot be removed or changed.

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General Information for Students Wishing to Take Community College Courses:

Beckman offers 2 ways to take Community College Courses: Dual Enrollment & Concurrent Enrollment

Who is a good fit?

Want to take a class at IVC ?

Dual Enrollment (CCAP) at IVC - Information & Instructions

STEP 1: Apply to IVC

STEP 2: Submit CCAP Form

STEP 3: Add class using Ticket number & APC code on MySite

Questions about IVC class options approved for Beckman students? PLEASE Contact:

Concurrent Enrollment (K-12) at IVC - Information & Instructions

General overview of concurrent Enrollment (K-12) at IVC:

STEP 1: Apply to IVC

STEP 2: Submit K-12 Form

STEP 3: Add class using Ticket number on MySite

Questions about IVC class options approved for Beckman students? PLEASE Contact:

Want to take a class at another Community College (not IVC)?

Dual Enrollment (K-12) at another Community College (not IVC) - Information & Instructions

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