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Based on recommendations from the Board of Governors Student Success Task Force report, the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District has revised its enrollment priorities procedures, to promote student access, success, and equity.



Click Here to Read Our FAQ regarding the new Priority Enrollment Regulations

Summer

  • Group 1: Veterans up to 4 years after date of honorable discharge, current and former foster youth up to age 24, EOPS & DSPS students.
  • Group 2: Continuing students with 45-90 GCCCD degree-applicable units.
  • Group 3: Open enrollment - includes students with 90 or more GCCCD degree applicable units.

Spring/Fall

  • Group 1: Veterans up to 4 years after date of honorable discharge, current and former foster youth up to age 24, EOPS & DSPS students.
  • Group 2: Continuing students with 45-90 GCCCD degree-applicable units.
  • Group 3: Recently graduated high school students & first-time to college students who have fully matriculated.*
  • Group 4: Continuing students with 12 or more units but not more than 44.5 GCCCD degree-applicable units.
  • Group 5: Continuing students with 0 - 11.5 units.
  • Group 6: New Applicants who have applied but not gone through the matriculation process.
  • Group 7: Open enrollment - includes students with 90 or more GCCCD degree applicable units.
*New students are encouraged to participate in matriculation services (assessment, orientation, and advising) early in order to be eligible for enrollment priority. Please visit the Counseling Department for more information.

Petition to Change Priority Registration Status For Continuing Students

For students who fall in the following criteria:
  • Student is within his/her final two (2) semesters of degree, certificate and/or transfer completion
  • Student is clearly following a defined educational objective
  • Student has over 90 degree applicable units within the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
  • Changing your registration priority is granted for a maximum of two semesters, regardless of goal/major change.
  • Incomplete requests are not processed, therefore denied.
NOTE: If you are a Veteran that has been discharged within 4 years, a current or former foster youth under the age of 24, a student enrolled in the EOPS program or a student receiving services through DSPS, you do not need to complete this petition. Petitions are reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is no guarantee that your petition will be reviewed in time for the semester requested.

Petition Dates

Students may petition for the following semesters during the petition period.
  • Fall 2013: June 3rd to June 26th, 2013
Grossmont College Petition
Cuyamaca College Petition