College Link - Fullerton College Courses – Counseling & Student Services

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The Fullerton CollegeLink Summer 2025 enrollment is closed now. Please check back for the Fall 2025 schedule of classes in late August.

Benefits of participating in Dual Enrollment:

Earn college credit at YLHS for FREE
Get ahead and start college now!
Save money in books and tuition
Earn high school elective credit at the same time
Be better prepared for college
These college credit transfers to most colleges and universities

*If you registered for a class and would like to add your class grade to your high school transcript, please email your counselor.

Summer 2025: Most classes will run from 06/16/25 - 7/27/2025 100% online

Textbooks:

MUS 113: Digital Code was emailed by to the student by Fullerton College

MUS 119: textbook is available for check out in our YLHS library

ETHS 150: Free OER's (professor will provide more information)

BUS 100: will require a Digital Code, which has been emailed to students who have registered in the class.

ANTH 100: will be utilizing a free online resource.

MUS 116: Free OER's (professor will provide more information)

Class	Dates	Time	Location
No in-person classes will be offered summer 2025			Yorba Linda High School 19900 Bastanchury Rd. Yorba Linda, CA 92886 ROOM:
			El Dorado High School 1651 N. Valencia Ave., Placentia, CA 92870 ROOM:
			Valencia High School 500 N. Bradford Ave. Placentia, CA 92870 ROOM:
			Esperanza High School 1830 N. Kellogg Drive, Anaheim, CA 92807 ROOM:

Fullerton CollegeLink Summer 2025 Courses

Yorba Linda HS-SUMMER '25 PYLUSD DUAL ENROLLMENT STEPS (4)

Fullerton CollegeLink Summer 2025 Drop Dates

Fullerton College Rep. Flyer Darlen Renilla [email protected] (714) 577-2923 (Text only) **Seniors ONLY

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Fullerton College: Dual Enrollment and CollegeLink Success Coach (Joseph Garcia)

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PYLUSD Campus Maps ( Yorba Linda HS, El Dorado HS, Esperanza HS)

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TO DROP A COLLEGELINK CLASS FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE FORM ATTACHED BELOW

How to Register for Dual Enrollment

How to drop Fullerton College classes

How to drop classes

How to Navigate the Fullerton College Canvas

Benefits of taking a CollegeLink Class with Fullerton College:

Earn college credit while in high school for FREE
Save money in books and tuition
Earn high school elective credit at the same time
Be better prepared for college
College credit transfers to most colleges and universities

Fullerton College Tech. Support

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Fullerton College Special Admit. Dual Enrollment Directions (NOT the same as CollegeLink)

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does my student need to attend Fullerton College to receive the college units earned from these classes?

No, the college units are on Fullerton College's official transcript which can be sent to the college the student plans to attend. Students must pass these classes in order to receive units. If your student plans to attend a private college, please contact them directly to inquire about transferable units. Visit https://admissions.fullcoll.edu/transcripts/ for information to receive your official transcript.

2. Are the classes scaled down for high school students?

No, the classes are equally as rigorous as other college classes as they are taught by college Professors.

3. Will these grades be on my permanent record?

Yes, all grades will be included on your permanent college transcript and affect your college GPA. This has negative consequences if students fail the class.

4. Will these classes be on the High School transcript?

Only if you need the credit to graduate high school. Please be sure to let your Counselor know.

5. What is a Withdrawal "W" grade?

A withdrawal grade indicates that a student withdrew or dropped a class and it will not affect the GPA. Students that drop before 20% of the total class time will not receive any record of having taken or dropped the class. Please see Fullerton College's handout on Withdrawal grades for more information.

6. After registering for a class, how do I drop a class if I am no longer interested in taking it?

Please refer to the "How to drop Classes" handout at the bottom of this page for instructions on how to do this.

7. Can I take multiple classes in the same semester?

We only recommend taking 1 class in the same semester. Remember that these are college courses and have very rigorous curriculum. We have seen a handful of students be successful with 2 classes, but it is rare as the workload can be overwhelming. You are however, allowed to take a 1 unit course that's being offered and a 3 unit course at the same time. In the summer term, students are only allowed to take 1 class

8. How many classes can I take?

We recommend only taking 1 class at a time to promote a balanced, healthy schedule. You can take a class anytime throughout your 4 years in high school. Talk to your counselor if you would like to take more than 1 class.

9. I am a 9th grader, what classes can I take?

CollegeLink courses are intended for 11th-12th grade students, but if you are a self-motivated and hard working 9th-10th grade student, you may do well in our classes. You will need your Counselor's or CCT approval to recommend you for a class. Please note that 11th-12th grade students will have priority. Some classes also have requirements or are intended for 11th-12th grade students only so be sure to check with your College and Career Tech.

10. Can I take a course that is not on the list?

Yes, you may take a course that is not offered as a CollegeLink class, however, you will need to pay for your own textbook and you will be in a class with other Fullerton College students. You can select classes through the Special Admit program. Learn more here. You may also take classes at other Community Colleges, but you may need to pay for tuition and/or textbooks. You can go to the respective community college's website and search for dual enrollment course information for high school students.

Last updated: 06/2023

Benefits of Dual Enrollment and Enrollment Student Orientation