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Name: Student
SSN:
Last First MI
Phone: Birth Date:
Grade Level:
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Please indicate the TERM &
YEAR in which you are petitioning to enroll (a new petition is
required each term):
Summer
Spring
Fall
YEAR
High School Name:
Upon graduation, students must complete a NEW Columbia College Admissions Application.
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The student requesting Advanced Admission must meet the
criteria set forth by the California Education Code, Section 4, 48800,
48800.5, and 76001 allowing a limited number of eligible pupils to attend
advanced courses at a community college.
1. Advanced admission may be granted for students who are
academically superior 9th-12th grade students who are at least 14 years old
by the start of the semester for which they are applying.
2. The high school principal/reported designee has
certified by written consent that the student is prepared to undertake
associate degree applicable credit courses.
3. Students who are home schooled must submit a copy of an affidavit
from the California State Department of Education.
4. Upon college approval may only register in a maximum of 11.5
units per semester (State Ed Code 76001-d).
5. Title V 48800 section (a) Student must get written
authorization from the public school District Board of Trustees they attend
to be allowed to register as a full time student (more than 11.5 units).
6. High school students can enroll in Columbia College credit
courses that are associate degree applicable (with some exceptions) if they
have met all established special conditions set forth in the Yosemite
Community College District Board Policy and Procedures.
7. Students may only enroll for a second or subsequent
semester if they have maintained a 2.0 grade point average with no grade
lower than a “C”.
a. In the event a student registers prior to finalizing
term grades and is found to have earned less than the required GPA and/or
grades as soon as final term grades are posted, the student will be dropped
from all classes for the entire semester.
8.Special Admit students may only register during the open
registration period.
9. For students who do not qualify for a Board of Governors
Fee Waiver, the college will waive the enrollment fee for up to 11.5 units.
Students
are responsible to pay all other related fees.
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Documentation Requirements
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High school students must submit the following: a Columbia
College Admissions Application, the completed petition for advanced
admission, a health consent form, and a Board of Governors Fee Waiver Grant
form. (Each semester, a new Advanced Admission Petition is required.)
Students who are home schooled must submit a certification
letter (Private School Affidavit) from the State of California with their
admissions packet.
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SECTION 1: CERTIFICATION
BY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL OR REPORTED DESIGNEE:
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I certify that this student is prepared to undertake Associate
Degree applicable credit courses.
I recommend that he/she enroll in the following course/s, not to exceed
11.5 units. (Enrollment in more than 11.5 units requires high school
Board of Trustees’ approval and approval of the Columbia College
President):
Recommended
College Course(s)
1. 2.
3.
Course Title
Course
Title Course
Title
I certify that the petitioner is prepared to undertake Associate
Degree applicable credit coursework and that the petitioner is approved
to enroll in units.
Signature of high school principal or reported designee Date
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SECTION 2: CERTIFICATION BY HIGH SCHOOL PARENT
AND STUDENT:
High school parent AND student must sign the petition.
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I certify that I have read the conditions of enrollment and that
I will adhere to all college policies and procedures
Signature of parent/legal guardian Date
SPECIAL NOTE: It is expected that all special admit students enrolling in CC
courses have the maturity to function effectively on a college campus. No
special arrangements for additional supervision of underage students are
available. College courses are designed for adult students. In a very
small number of disciplines, course content may be unusually frank in
order to deal with scholarly discussion of behavioral, artistic, human,
or other issues. Unlike public schools, colleges do not contact parents
in advance to inform them of these matters. Parents are hereby notified
that it is their responsibility to ensure that their child is able to
handle the college environment, as well as the content of the course in
which he/she enrolls. Although special admit students may be minors, they
are entitled to all of the privacy rights of a college student.
Therefore, any information regarding attendance, grades, behavior, etc.,
cannot be shared with the parent or legal guardian unless the student
submits an Information Authorization Release Form available from
Admissions and Records.
Additionally, I understand that my son/daughter has been assigned
a Columbia College e-mail account.
Signature of parent/legal guardian Date
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