The MiraCosta College offers 2 different opportunities for OUSD students to take college courses: OHS/MCC Dual Enrollment & MCC Concurrent Enrollment
Differences between Dual & Concurrent Enrollment:
Dual Enrollment has NO FEES for OHS students (students receive free books and tuition)
Dual Enrollment Courses are limited but exclusive to OUSD/OHS students
Concurrent Enrollment requires students to pay for a small student fee, books and materials
Concurrent Enrollment allows high school students to enroll in ANY course on the MiraCosta Schedule
Similarities of Dual & Concurrent Enrollment:
-Students receive MiraCosta College credit
-Students have the option of requesting high school credits (10 credits for a 3 unit class)
-Students receive a weighted letter grade if the course is added to their high school transcript
-Students may use courses towards Honors Graduation Requirements
MCC Concurrent Enrollment Program allows high school students to enroll in ANY MiraCosta College Course (in-person or online) that is listed in the MiraCosta Summer Course Schedule.
OHS/MCC Dual Enrollment Program offers specific MiraCosta College courses ONLY to Oceanside High School / OUSD students that are taught in-person or virtually.
Below are descriptions of the course offerings for Summer 2024.
DEADLINE for you to submit the SUMMER 2024 Dual Enrollment Application & Course Selection is MAY 10, 2024
Additional questions? Please reach out to your OHS School Counselor
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SUMMER DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES
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MCC DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES - VIRTUAL using MCC CANVAS PLATFORMMUS 114: History of Rock and Roll
Virtual - Online Only using MCC CANVAS Platform
MCC Prerequisite: None
Start/end dates: June 10 - July 19
OUSD Graduation Subject Area: Visual Art or College Prep Elective or General Elective
OUSD Graduation Credit: 10 credits
Course Description: Surveys the history of rock and roll from its origin in American popular music to the present. It relates the stylistic changes that have occurred to the social event. Examines historic and current rock subcultures and the attitudes surrounding them.
GEOG 101 & 101L: Physical Geography & Physical Geography Lab (2 courses)
Virtual - Online Only using MCC CANVAS Platform
MCC Prerequisite: None
Start/end dates: June 10 - Aug. 2
OUSD Graduation Subject Area: Physical Science
OUSD Graduation Credit: 10 credits for GEOG 101 & 5 credits for GEOG 101L
Course Description: Introduces the science of the natural environment from a spatial perspective. It examines processes, distributions, and interrelationships of climate, water, life forms, soil, and landforms and their significance in environmental issues. The lab course emphasizes map reading and the collection, presentation, and interpretation of physical geographic data.
