Admissions & Records

Due to COVID-19, Cuyamaca College is closed until further notice. Most of our services are still available at this time. Please refer to the FAQ below for details on specific services.

Current students please direct any questions via e-Admissions. An Admissions and Records staff member will respond to your question within 3 business days. Once your question is answered, you will receive an email notification prompting you to sign back into e-Admissions. If you do not receive an email, please proceed by signing back into e-Admissions to view the response.

For a list of Admissions and Records "Frequently Asked Questions," please click here for the document .

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Register and Dropping Classes

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Short-term Class Dates

Short-term classes have different dates than semester-length classes. The Academic Deadlines link below shows important dates for classes that are less than full semester-length, such as 6-week, 8-week and other short-term classes.

Academic Deadlines

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If you need assistance with logging in, resetting your password or to find out about registration dates/times check out our WebAdvisor Help Page.

Who May Attend?

Legal residents of the state of California who possess a high school diploma or equivalent or are 18 years of age or older and have the ability to benefit may attend Cuyamaca College.
High school students who are currently enrolled in 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade, may attend with approval of the appropriate high school official, the appropriate college official and the student's parent. Click this link for more information.
Nonresidents may attend by paying the established nonresident tuition, enrollment, health services and student center construction fees. To obtain resident status, a student must establish both physical presence and intent in California for more than one year immediately preceding the residence determination date for a term.