CCC Online Course Exchange for Students

Excellent question!

Depending on your home college, students who are included in one or more of the following categories are currently NOT eligible to participate:

• International F1 Visa
• Students with an address outside of California
• Incarcerated
• Vacation or Visitor Visas (B Visas)
• AB540 with out-of-state addresses
• High school dual enrollment

If you are not a part of any of the above categeories, then you are eligible to participate in the Online Course Exchange as long as to meet the minimum requirements listed below.

Minimum Requirements 

Here are the Online Course Exchange minimum requirements:

• You must have completed your college assessment tests and have an electronic education plan on file with your counselor at your home college
• You must be enrolled in at least ONE course at your home college in order to enroll in any Online Course Exchange courses (please note: you can enroll in a maximum of 2 Online Course Exchange courses in any given term)

Additional questions? Check out the OEI Course Exchange FAQ!

Another fantastic question!

Colleges participating in the Exchange Consortium have agreed to a Federal Financial Aid consortium agreement. Under agreement the Home College will be responsibility for the distribution of Financial Aid awards for Exchange students.

If you are eligible for federal Financial Aid at your home college, you may be able to have your Teaching College units and home college units combined counted towards your maximum financial aid award.  To get further details, contact your home college Financial Aid office and ask about the Course Exchange Financial Aid Consortium Agreement.

Additional questions? Check out the OEI Course Exchange FAQ!

Here's how to get started!

1. Check the list of online courses that may be available to you when you have exhausted the available courses at your college: List of Initial Exchange Courses. The current list is also available on the OEI Course Exchange webpage.
2. When you find the class you need, make a note about the title of the course and what collegs it's offered at.
3. Register for as many of the courses you need at your home college first. You must be enrolled in a minimum of 1 class at your home college in order to qualify for the Exchange.
4. Look for the Course Exchange Link on the screen when you receive confirmation that you have successfully registered at your home college (see graphic below)

 

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