Concurrent Enrollment Availability
Registration through Concurrent Enrollment is available during the fall, winter, and spring quarters. Please refer to the UCI Schedule of Classes for fall, winter, or spring course offerings.
The Concurrent Enrollment program is not available during the Summer quarter. UCI Summer Session is an academic program open to all students and the general public. For more information about Summer Session, please visit UCI Summer Session, or call (949) 824-5493. Any high school student interested in Summer Session should contact the UCI Summer Session office at (949) 824-5493 or visit High School – Direct Enrollment for more information.
Courses excluded from Concurrent Enrollment: Paul Merage School of Business, The School of Medicine, and the School of Law.
Concurrent Enrollment Eligibility
Concurrent Enrollment is available to anyone who has completed high school and has not been dismissed, disqualified or is currently suspended from UCI.
If you have not yet graduated from high school, you may be approved to enroll with the submission of a letter of recommendation from your high school counselor or principal. The letter must state that you have the academic readiness and maturity to do well in a college-level course. For students who are homeschooled, your letter must be signed by your contact in your local school district. We are unable to accept letters signed by your parent/guardian, even if your parent/guardian is your teacher and/or school administrator. Letters of recommendation must be signed by a school official on school letterhead, and uploaded into your application, or, emailed from the individual to dce-services@uci.edu. A letter of recommendation is required every quarter a student enrolls through Concurrent Enrollment. Additionally, UCI Departments/Schools may require a review of your high school unofficial transcript or AP test scores to verify eligibility before approving your course request.
Parents/guardians, and individuals who are not the applicant/student: Any student who enrolls through UCI DCE (even minors) has the right to privacy of their student record under FERPA. DCE will not be able to release student information including schedule, status of their course request, or payment information. Visit FERPA (Student Records) for more information.
Non-immigrant international students who wish to enroll in a full-time load of UCI credit-bearing classes, please visit Academic Study Abroad Program (ASAP) or contact ASAP@ce.uci.edu for details. For UCI students who hold any non-immigrant visas and have been academically disqualified from their academic unit, please visit International Undergraduate Preparation Programs (IUPP) Re-admission or contact their academic advising office regarding the re-admission process and requirements.
Questions? Call (949) 824-5414.