Welcome Middle/High School Student!

SBVC's Concurrent Enrollment program is for current middle and high school students who would like to start earning college credit by taking SBVC classes after school, on the weekend,  or during summer.

How to Apply

Why Concurrent Enrollment?

Save Money

Concurrent Enrollment significantly reduces the overall time and expenses associated with college.

Take Fun Classes

Explore interests with classes such as art, music, graphic design, culinary arts, welding, and more!

Save Time

One semester at SBVC = one year of high school

Enter College with advance standing

Community college courses earn similar GPA points as AP classes.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Be at least 13 years of age
  • Completed 8th grade
  • Must have approval from Parent and High school Principal or Designee
One of the following:
  • Successful completion of student development course selected with the guidance of an SBVC Counselor.
  • Demonstrated academic success. In order to meet this criteria students must have a total weighted high-school GPA of 2.0 or greater and have been successful in similar courses

*Concurrent Enrollment students cannot enroll in Kinesiology(PE) courses

Steps to Apply

To begin your application, visit opencccapply.net and create a new account.

Once you are signed in, select "San Bernardino Valley College" from the menu.

Complete all 7 steps of the application, and submit!
  1. Petition for Concurrent Enrollment
  2. Confidential Youth Emergency Release Form
  3. Student must submit official high school transcripts, with the two forms above. 
Email all above documents to sbvcadmissions@valleycollege.edu (all documents must be included in the email)
  1. Concurrent enrollment application are processed in the order received (usually within 2-5 business days). Due to volume and staffing there may be delays
  2. Make sure all “approvers” (your parent, principal/designee) approve your form in a timely manner
  3. Late applications do not receive priority review.
New students are required to complete the SBVC Orientation. You can complete the Orientation online in SelfService.
Guided Self-Placement identifies present levels of skill in English, Math, Reading & English as a Second Language (ESL) Learners. You will not be denied admission based on results!

Complete Your Guided Self-Placement Online
Meet with a counselor to develop your Educational Plan. A counselor is a valuable resource to help reach your goals! Schedule a same-day appointment by visiting General Counseling or call 909-384-4404 (First-come, first-served basis).
Confirm your Priority Registration date in your SelfService account. Use Step-by-Step Instructions to add classes in SelfService.

You will not pay any enrollment fees. However, you are responsible for other fees (i.e. health and Accident, student center, student representation fee, course materials, books, etc)