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Milpitas Unified School District has partnered with San Jose City College/Evergreen Community College District to offer college and career pathways for our MUSD high school Juniors and Seniors. Please see below to review the pathway options, consider the benefits of Dual Enrollment, and to find out how to sign up for this excellent opportunity.

Dual Enrollment IGETC Pathway

The Califronia General Education Transfer Curriculum (CAL-GETC) is a series of high interest courses that California Community College students may complete to satisfy the lower-division breadth/general education requirements before transferring to either the California State University or most colleges and majors at UC campuses. 

Cal-GETC course map

Computer Science Pathway

A graphic outlines the Computer Science Pathway for dual enrollment, listing courses and outcomes.

The Comp Sci pathway was collaboratively developed in partnership with SJCC and SJSU to complete lower division college courses as well as courses in the Comp Sci major. These strategic courses will well-position students to be accepted into competitive programs at the University Level or to immediately enter the workforce. 

*Courses subject to change based on University partner recommendations.

Dual Enrollment Education/Social Work Pathway

This pathway provides the opportunity for students to earn 24 college credits including the 12 units required to earn an ECE certificate. In addition to immediate access to jobs in childcare related facilities, this pathway also provides a foundation for students pursuing baccalaureate study in TK-12 education; child psychology; children, youth, and family services; child advocacy; social work and other social sciences. 

Education/Social Work Course Map

Our Engineering Pathway is open to all grade levels at the Innovation Campus – MHS Extension.  This three year pathway allows for students to accrue 36 transferrable college credits and provides deeper exploration into the field of Engineering.  Industry based field trips and work based learning opportunities with industry partners provide students with networking and hands-on opportunities.

An informational graphic detailing an Engineering Pathway program.

Potential Dual Enrollment Benefits

  • Reduced time required post high school to finish a college degree

  • Provides students with a supportive start to the college experience

  • Students and families save money on college tuition and textbooks (All Dual Enrollment courses and materials, including texts, are provided at no cost to the student.)

  • Students have access to college counseling and advising

  • Grades and credits are posted to both their high school and college transcripts (so they earn double credit)

  • Students may explore fields of study that help them decide on a major

  • Students have access to courses currently not available to them in high school

  • Students have access to tutoring, study groups, and other academic support

How do I sign up?

  1. Complete this form indicating the pathway you are interested in joining next Fall. ***The form is now closed.  Please email kscott@musd.org if you would like to be placed on the waitlist.

  2. Follow this link to apply to the Fall 2025 semester: San Jose City College

  3. Be prepared to receive an email within 24 hours of submission with an SJCC ID number.

  4. If you completed your application and did not receive your 7 - Digit San Jose City College Student ID #, feel free to contact Mr. Castro (Michael.Castro@sjcc.edu)

  5. Complete a CCAP form (this is available at the SJCC extension or you can access a digital copy here.)

  6. Be prepared to attend an orientation on the first day of school.

  7. If you haven’t already communicated your interest to your high school counselor, please email them (and copy Ms. Scott, kscott@musd.org)

  8. You will be notified via email in early April regarding your placement in Dual Enrollment for Fall 2025.