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Earning College Credits

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Educational Enrichment Programs

Fresno City College and Clovis Community College offer a High School Enrichment program to future sophomores with a minimum 3.0 GPA and future juniors/seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA. This is an opportunity for students to earn CSU/UC General Education transferable college units. Certain courses are eligible as "dual credit", which means that students will have an opportunity to earn 3-5 college units on a community college transcript and 5 elective credits on their high school transcript. Exceptions to this policy are outlined in the High School Enrichment application. Please contact your counselor if you have additional questions. For Spring 2023 please click HERE.

Enrichment Links

Fresno City College High School Enrichment Website

Clovis Community College High School Enrichment Website

Summer Scholars Advanced College Academy

This summer, Clovis Community College will again be offering the Summer Scholars Advanced College Academy to future sophomores with a minimum 3.0 GPA and future juniors/seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA. This is an opportunity for students to earn CSU/UC General Education transferable college units, while in high school. Students can complete up to two courses during the 6 week summer session. More information will be available Spring 2019. Please contact your counselor if you have additional questions

Summer Scholars Links

High School Enrichment Application Tutorial

How to Find College Courses & Student ID

Clovis Community College Center Advantage Program (CCCAP)

CCCAP students take 2 pre-identified transferable courses per semester at Clovis Community College. Students who successfully complete all 4 courses will earn 12 general education (GE) college credits and 20 high school elective credits. Classes are held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Enrollment fees are waived, but students are responsible for purchasing their own college textbooks. Courses offered are limited to four specific classes: Art 2 - Art Appreciation; Psychology 2 - General Psychology; History 1 - Western Civilization to 1648; Sociology 1A - Introduction to Sociology.

To qualify, students must meet the following requirements: