Centre City Center

read moreSan Diego Continuing Education is a multicultural institution dedicated to providing educational access and lifelong learning opportunities. Our commitment is to all students who come through our doors, without regard to their academic skill or life's challenges, offering innovative, high quality instruction and student support services. We believe that people have the capacity to change and that education can positively transform individuals, enriching their lives and contributing to our community.

read moreLearning Communities provide a space where students are able to work together toward a shared goal. Both SDG2CC and R2SPATHWAYS connects students to employment and internship opportunities; an Apprenticeship Readiness Program, and support to transition to college. SDG2CC and R2S PATHWAYS provide opportunities for students to work in a cohort model in which they can learn and support each other. Each program connects students to the community to ensure they are college prepared and career ready.

read moreA transcript request processed at any Continuing Education (CE) campus will include all coursework taken in Continuing Education; you do not need to request transcripts from each campus you attended. Academic Information cannot be released until a signed request or a release from the student has been received. NOTE: Unofficial CE transcripts can be viewed and printed from your CE Student Dashboard. San Diego Continuing Education High School Diploma Program (HSDP) transcripts will need to be requested from the campus where you completed the HSDP requirements.

read moreDisability Support Programs and Services (DSPS) assists San Diego Continuing Education to meet the requirements of federal laws (Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act) and SDCCD policy by ensuring access to equal educational opportunities. Academic adjustments and modifications are determined for each student by an interactive process with a DSPS counselor. The DSPS mission is to offer a variety of classes and services designed to facilitate the success of students with disabilities in reaching their educational, personal, and vocational goals.

read moreMany classes operate on an open-entry, open-exit format, which means you simply enroll in class on the first day the class meets. This format includes a first come, first served enrollment process. Some programs such as the Job Training/Certificate Programs, and general English as a Second Language classes require assessment or orientation prior to enrollment. If required, pre-enrollment or orientation will be noted with the class information. You can sign up for an orientation session by calling the Student Services office at the campus where the class meets, or visit the program section to find out about orientation.