Thank you for visiting the Office of Outreach web site. We assist students in high school and below with concurrent enrollment. We're also here to help make your transition from high school to college smooth. The Office of Outreach regularly visits high school campuses and select community events to provide information about West and its programs. We can be reached at EMAIL: Outreach@WLAC.edu  PHONE: (310) 287-4419

Concurrent Enrollment for K-12 students

...earn college credit while still in high school

Please complete the following TWO items:

#1 SUBMIT ADMISSIONS APPLICATION

• If you ARE AGE 13 OR OLDER as of the first day of the semester or session in which you wish to enroll in classes, then submit this ONLINE Application for Admission
• If you ARE AGE 12 OR YOUNGER as of the first day of the semester or session in which you wish to enroll in classes, then submit this PAPER Application for Admissions to the Admissions Office in the Student Services Building (SSB), 2nd Floor

#2 SUBMIT "SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATON"

• If you are taking a WLAC class, please submit a PAPER K-12 FORM: It must be signed by the student, parent/guardian, and K-12 official (e.g. high school counselor).  Please submit the application in-person at admissions on the second floor of the Student Services Building (SSB) or by mail at West Los Angeles College, Admissions - SSB | 9000 Overland Avenue, Culver City, CA 90230.

Once you submit your supplemental application, please allow three to four days for processing. Three to four days after submitting the form, we will email you to let you know that we have processed your form or we will provide the reason why we could not.  Once you receive the confirmation email that we have processed your form, you are ready to register for classes at www.WLAC.edu subject to the K-12 enrollment policies described below.

For in-person assistance with completing the required forms, K-12 students and their parents are recommended to visit the Learning Center on the 1st floor of the library building (HLRC). The hours for the Learning Center are:

Enrollment Policies  for K-12 students

West waives tuition for California residents enrolled in high school (maximum of 11 units per semester; 7 units during winter/summer intersessions). Students are, however, responsible for the cost of textbooks or materials. No financial aid is available to high school students.  

Please be advised that:

1. Parent/guardians may not conduct transactions on behalf of the student. 
2. All classes are college-level classes; not "high school-level". 
3. All class recommendations should be made by the high school counselor or administrator. Only they can definitively state how/if West's classes are placed on the high school transcript.

Frequently Asked Questions

What to do if the class is full?

Students are encouraged to attempt enrollment online. If the class is full:

Adding an Online Class:

• Visit the Distance Learning Website (Schedules), obtain the instructor's email address, then send the professor an email (include your full name, LACCD ID #, course information, and the section number). 

Adding an On-campus Class:

• Visit the class on the 1st day of class (arrive early and find a seat in class).

Need to Complete a High School Diploma, CAHSEE, or GED?

West LA College provides FREE classes to help adults prepare for their High School Equivalency test (includes HiSet and GED).

Search for open classes under Basic Skills 23CE or 34CE at by clicking HERE or visit our Free College webpage for more information www.wlac.edu/Free-College.

California Dream Act

Current and prospective AB540 students (e.g. undocumented students) are encouraged to complete the online CALIFORNIA DREAM ACT application. Qualifying students may benefit from scholarships, CAL Grant, and Board of Governor's Grant (fee waiver). 

You may also download the LACCD California Dream Act F.A.Q. (English /Spanish) for additional information.

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