Based on revisions to Title 5, the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District has revised its enrollment priorities procedures, to promote student access, success, and equity.
Students will be placed in "groups" based on the criteria below. All new students are required to complete orientation, assessment and develop a student education plan in order to be eligible for priority enrollment.
All students, including Veterans, CalWORKs, DSPS, and EOPS, can lose their enrollment priority status. As per state regulations, only Foster Youth are exempt from losing their enrollment priority status.
Priority registration is lost when you have been on academic and/or progress probation
for two consecutive primary (fall/spring) semesters, or when you accrue more than
90 completed units of degree applicable coursework accumulated from Cuyamaca and Grossmont
Colleges only.
Students who accumulate more than 90 units of degree applicable units will lose priority registration. You can check your total number of units by looking at your unofficial transcript in the Self-Service.
Yes. Academic/progress probation and unit limits will be applied to all student groups, including veterans, DSPS, EOPS, as well as international and non-resident students.
No. Only degree applicable units earned at Cuyamaca or Grossmont count toward the 90 unit limitation. Degree applicable courses are labeled in the course catalog.
No. Units from courses taken at another college are NOT counted within the 90 unit limit. Only degree applicable units earned at GCCCD are counted towards the 90 unit limit.
No. The 90 unit limit applies only to the units you have earned. Withdrawals (W's) and Incompletes (I's) will not count towards the 90 units.
No. Units currently in progress, the classes you are currently taking, are not counted because they have not been "earned" or completed at the time that you will be eligible to register for the next semester.
A Student who has two consecutive enrolled semesters of any type (progress or academic) probation (Summer is not included) will lose their enrollment priority status.
A student is placed on academic probation when s/he has attempted at least 12 semester units and s/he earns a cumulative GPA of less than 2.0. Priority registration is lost when a student earns a cumulative GPA below 2.0 for two consecutive semesters.
A student is placed on progress probation when s/he has attempted at least 12 semester units and s/he earns 50% or more units of "W" (Withdrawal), "I" (Incomplete), or "NP" (No Pass), then you will be placed on lack of progress probation. Priority registration is lost when a student completes less than 50% of their overall coursework for two consecutive semesters.
If you're a new student and you don't complete the orientation, assessment, or student education plan, you will lose your enrollment priority status. To avoid this, log in to Self-Service and complete these requirements as soon as possible.
Students may petition the loss of their enrollment priority based on one of the following criteria:
Learn How to Submit a Petition