Can you guys explain co-enrollment or dual enrollment? Is it only for UCLA? How much is it? And is it possible to start upper division classes this way after all GEs are completed and you're just waiting for the fall of your transfer year?
Cross-enrollment/Concurrent enrollment/Dual enrollment (in a nutshell): Without being formally admitted into the institution, you can take courses at a UC or CSU while taking courses at your home California Community College. You’ll be limited to one
Oh no, this doesn’t just apply to UCLA; you can cross-enroll at virtually any CSU/UC. It’s actually codified in Section 66750-66754 of the California Education Code.
The tuition and fees will vary. There’s generally a $10 administration fee. For UCLA extension, it’ll be $30 per unit if you’re already enrolled at a CSU or California Community College.
It’s definitely possible to get started on your upper-division courses via cross-enrollment. However, there are a few things to be cognizant of:
Make sure the academic department at the UC you plan to attend will accept the courses you take via cross-enrollment to satisfy major requirements
You’re limited to a maximum of one cross-enrollment course per term
You’re responsible for other fees (e.g. lab materials, textbooks, parking permits)
