Hold a recognized equivalent of a high school diploma as determined by state or local
educational authorities
Are 18 years of age or older and can demonstrate the ability to benefit from college-level
instruction
学生是在学期开始前年龄不超过17岁必须向招生和记录办公室提供高中毕业证明。
While earning a high school diploma through a local adult school is recommended, non-graduates
who are over 18 years of age may be admitted based on their ability to benefit.
Students transferring from accredited colleges or universities are also eligible for
admission.
高中毕业验证
To ensure enrollment integrity and compliance with district policies and federal financial
aid requirements, the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District (GCCCD) may verify
high school completion using the following procedures:
1. 文档评审
Students may be asked to submit official high school transcripts or records confirming
completion of secondary education.
If there are concerns about the validity of a diploma, additional documentation may
be requested, such as:
课程作业或毕业要求的说明
A signed statement from a school official verifying that the school meets academic
standards
2. 州、部落或地方监督确认
If the high school is overseen by a state, Tribal, or local education authority, GCCCD
may seek verification directly from the relevant agency to confirm the school’s recognition
and legitimacy.
3. 内部参考书目
GCCCD may consult internal records of schools previously identified as issuing non-recognized
diplomas or requiring minimal academic instruction. These references help guide decisions
about diploma acceptability.
无效文凭的标准
毕业证有下列情形之一的，可以视为无效：
Issued by a school that is not recognized or fails to meet applicable educational
standards
从需要很少或不需要学术课程的机构获得的
Issued by an entity primarily operating to provide diplomas without proper academic
rigor
财政援助考虑
When completing the FAFSA, students must report their high school information, including
the name, city, and state. Note: A school’s presence or absence from the FAFSA dropdown
list不保证文凭的有效性。
解决信息冲突
If discrepancies arise between a student’s FAFSA responses and other records, GCCCD
must resolve the conflict before awarding financial aid.自我认证是不够的当文凭的有效性受到质疑时。
区机关
The Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District reserves the right to determine
the acceptability of high school diplomas or equivalents based on established district
procedures. Final decisions regarding both enrollment eligibility and financial aid
are made by the college.
双重登记
High school students in the 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade, who are at least 14 years
of age, may attend upon approval of a high school counselor and parent or guardian
of the student. Courses attempted and units earned will be recorded on a college permanent
record. High school students are not eligible to receive Title IV Federal Financial
Aid, and if classified as a non-resident of California, will be responsible to pay
non-resident tuition. Visit our 双重登记 page for more information:高中生
非居民
Because Grossmont大学 is a state supported institution it must follow California
laws pertaining to residency classification, in addition to many other regulations,
for all students at California Community Colleges. All students must be classified
as either "resident" or "nonresident" for tuition purposes. 学生是 applying
for admission, or currently enrolled students requesting residency reclassification,
are required to provide supplemental information and supporting documentation or evidence
to determine his or her residence classification.
非居民 may attend by paying the established nonresident tuition, enrollment,
health services and student representation fees. To obtain resident status, a student
must establish both physical presence and intent in California for more than one year
immediately preceding the residence determination date for a term.居住指南