Academic Counseling Department

You may take one undergraduate course per semester at UC Berkeley.

1. The student has completed at least one semester at Berkeley City College as a matriculated student at the time of application with a GPA of 2.0.
2. Students cannot enroll in Extension, summer session, graduate level and any other courses not supported by the state.
3. UC Berkeley charges each student an administration fee, currently $46 per unit.

You may take up to two undergraduate courses per quarter at CSUEB.

1. Students must have completed at least 20 units at BCC with a cumulative GPA of 2.0.
2. CC Students formerly enrolled at CSUEB, but were academically disqualified, are not eligible to participate in the Cross Enrollment Program.
3. CSU East Bay will not charge CEP students tuition, nor will they charge an application fee

In order to receive a Cross Enrollment application you must attend an orientation.
All correspondence will be through the BCC-CrossEnrollment@peralta.edu email.

• Complete a CEP Petition form (application) and turn it in to CEP Email (BCC-CrossEnrollment@peralta.edu). The CEP Petition (application) is available during Orientation.
• Once eligibility is verified, the CEP Coordinator will send the student an email confirmation and the enrollment petition form for the specific Host Campus (4 year school). 
• Complete the Student Information section of your enrollment petition form and sign.
• Submit the form to the CEP Email BCC-CrossEnrollment@peralta.edu for the Home (BCC) Campus Certification.
• Seek approval and obtain signature from the instructor at the Host Campus on the first day of class.
• Submit the form to the Host Campus Admissions and Records Office, or its equivalent, for enrollment and the Host Campus Certification by their deadline.
• Submit a copy of the signed CEP petition form to the CEP Coordinator at BCC-CrossEnrollment@peralta.edu.
• The Host Campus will provide any additional registration instructions. Please refer to the Host Campus enrollment petition for information on classes, library access, withdrawing, and reporting of grades.