SAN MATEO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
About Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment is a special program designed to provide current high school students, who are enrolled in the 9th grade or
above, the opportunity to get an “early start” on their college experience. It is not intended for purposes of remediaon or for taking
courses already oered at the high school. College enrollment fees may be free to California residents (see fees secon below).
Student parcipaon in Concurrent Enrollment must be approved (in wring) by the parent or guardian and the high school principal
or designee. The college does not assume any responsibility if a student makes changes in his/her class schedule. The college makes
the nal decision regarding admission to the program.
Please check the following sites for college and program informaon:
Cañada College:
canadacollege.edu/ce
College of San Mateo:
collegeofsanmateo.edu/ce
Skyline College:
skylinecollege.edu/ce
Steps to Enrollment
Before you get started on your academic journey, you will
need
to complete the following steps:
1. College Applicaon - How to Apply
Choose the college and term you plan to aend and follow the
direcons to apply.
Cañada College:
canadacollege.edu/ce
College of San Mateo:
collegeofsanmateo.edu/ce
Skyline College:
skylinecollege.edu/ce
Once your applicaon has been accepted by the college, you
will receive an email nocaon to your personal email account,
containing your new student ID number (G-number) and
instrucons to access your student portal (WebSMART) and
college email account. All nocaons will be sent to your
college email aer you register into your classes and the
semester begins.
2. See Your High School Counselor
Meet with high school counselor to determine whether the
course recommended require prerequisites, and to discuss
courses eligible for credit towards high school graduaon and to
receive approval to parcipate.
3. Assessment
Some courses have prerequisites or require placement through
other assessment methods. For assessment informaon, visit
your college website.
4.Submit Your Course Request Form via WebSMART
Completed Course Request Forms can be uploaded through your
WebSMART student portal. Make sure that the form is lled out
completely and you have obtained all the required signatures to
aend. If you are a home-schooled student, a copy of your R4 is
required, along with your Course Request Form.
Save or scan a copy of your Course Request Form to a
device that will allow you to upload (desktop, phone,
tablet).
Log into WebSMART at websmart.smccd.edu
-Use your username and password to login to
WebSMART through the mySMCCD login.
Select: Student Services
Select: Concurrent Course Request Form
Follow the steps to upload your Course Request Form
and SUBMIT
Please contact Admissions if you have any problems
subming your request.
5. Register for Classes
Once your Course Request Form has been approved, you will
receive an email containing informaon regarding the registraon
process and the date when you can begin registering for classes.
You can also view your registraon date in your WebSMART
account at websmart.smccd.edu.
Fees
High school students enrolled in
11 units or fewer are not required to pay the Enrollment Fee
and Health Fee. I
Materials & Course Access Fees: Some courses may require
payment of a materials fee (See course descripon in class
schedule). Students are expected to purchase their own
textbooks as recommended or required for their college
courses. This includes any Inclusive Access textbook fees
that are required for the class.
To park a motor vehicle (excluding motorcycles)
on campus campus Monday-Friday, students are required to
pay a parking fee. Students may purchase semester-length or
two-term (fall/spring) parking permits online via WebSMART at
websmart.smccd.edu. Daily permits are also available at permit
dispensers on campus. Learn more at:
smccd.edu/publicsafety/parkingregulaons.php
Fees are subject to change. Payment for any assessed fees
should be paid online at websmart.smccd.edu.
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