Frequently Asked Questions

Students are able to request transcripts from UC Berkeley directly through this website: https://registrar.berkeley.edu/academic-records/transcripts-diplomas

You will need your Berkeley Student ID to request the transcript. There is a small fee associated with the request.

Summer Sessions is free for students. There are some associated costs that are part of the program that is not covered such as transportation and food. Financial assistance to qualified students based on the information provided in the application.

Tuition & Registration: the program will cover tuition and registration fees for students. Students may receive bills from the campus but the program will apply awards for any associated bills on the backend.

Materials & Books: the program covers all books and class materials for all students. We request that students have basic school supplies such as pens, pencils, and notebooks.

Transportation: qualified students will receive subsidies in the form of BART tickets to and from the campus.

Students participating in Summer Sessions will receive college credit. They will receive a UC Berkeley college transcript. High school credit is given at the discretion of individual high schools. Some schools provide elective credits to students who take summer session courses.

In Summer 2022, students chose one of the following courses:

• Session C | Computer Science 10: The Beauty and Joy of Computing(link is external)
• Session D | Anthropology 2: Introduction to Archeology
• Session D | Anthropology 112: Forensic Anthropology

Summer Sessions occur the summer before students' 12th-grade year. Courses will typically be offered during Sessions C and Session D (June to August).

Your application will be reviewed by our staff. Once it's reviewed, we will be reaching out to you via email with the decision and any next steps in order to complete the process. Typically, this would include obtaining a signed Parent/Guardian Authorization Form.

Students can obtain a copy of their community college transcript from their community college’s online student portal.

Academic programs are at no cost to program participants. Supplemental support will be provided to students for any course materials associated with the courses they are enrolled in.

Selected courses will be acceptable for high school credit. Students who would like to receive high school credit from their college courses must consult with their high school counselor. The majority of the courses from the curated list will be UC/CSU transferable courses and will be on their community college transcript.

Students can select their desired course from a curated Concurrent Enrollment course list. Typically, these courses will be UC/CSU transferrable courses.

EAOP/DCAC students must complete a Concurrent Enrollment application by November 5, 2023. 

There is a three-step process to participate in the EAOP/DCAC Concurrent Enrollment Program:

Step 1: EAOP students must complete an EAOP Concurrent Enrollment application by the application deadline

Step 2: Complete the self-selected community college’s enrollment application

Step 3: Complete the community college’s Special Admit Enrollment Form (Concurrent Enrollment Form)

Our 10th- and 11th-grade EAOP/DCAC students interested in the Concurrent Enrollment program will be enrolled in the Spring semester at their local community college.

The spring semester runs from the 3rd week of January through the 3rd week of May. Days and times may vary depending on the selected course(s).

Students who participate in EAOP’s Concurrent Enrollment program will also attend six (6) Saturday Academic Study Skills Seminars throughout the Spring semester.