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Getting Started While in High School

Your future is happening now! Skyline is here to make your transition from high school to college easy. There are several things that you can do now to prepare for college, and to experience college life while you're still in high school.

Concurrent Enrollment

Start taking Skyline College classes as early as the ninth grade and earn college and high school units at the same time.

Email Jose De Souza, Admissions & Records Assistant or call (650) 738-4254.

The Priority Enrollment Program (PEP)

Graduating seniors get priority registration at Skyline College for summer and fall terms. Students participating in PEP can complete their enrollment steps, learn about Skyline's programs and services and select their courses ... all before finishing their senior year in high school!

One Stop Student Information Center

At our One Stop Student Information Center, you can get answers about financial aid, admissions, registration, counseling and schedule a tour. Stop by Bldg 2, Second Floor, email, or call (650) 738-4317.

Parents & Families

See what we have to offer at Skyline. Visit us at one of our Outreach events or take a tour of campus.

Advanced Placement Exam Credit

View our advanced placement exam credit policy.

Conferences & Events

Skyline offers some dynamic programs that give high school students a taste of college life.

  • Expanding Your Horizons is a conference for girls interested in exploring careers in science held annually in March.
  • Rock the School Bells: Hip Hop Conference is the hot spot to learn about hip-hop culture; the spoken and written word, music, art, and dance held annually in November.
  • Pilipino Cultural Night is a student-produced theatrical event held annually in May.
  • WOW! Women on Writing conference, held annually in March, and many more.

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