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HSE stands for high school equivalency. What is high school equivalency? How long will it take to prepare for the HSE exam? How do I enroll in HSE preparatory classes? What happens at orientation? When do I start?

All of our HSE preparatory classes are offered free of charge. How long are classes, when are classes offered and where do classes meet? What types of classes are offered, how do I progress and do I have to take all the classes? Do you have classes online? Do you have classes in Spanish? Yes, we offer HSE preparatory classes in Spanish. Are there attendance requirements for classes? Is this true and what are the requirements for taking the HSE exam?

If I passed a particular subject in high school, do I have to test in that subject area for the HSE exam? How do I register to take the HSE exam? What subjects are covered on the HSE exam? What if I already passed the Constitution test?

In addition to passing the tests in all subject areas, what do I need to do to receive my HSE certificate and transcript? Students who are 18 years old and who were not enrolled in the previous semester in San Diego Unified School District, or who are 19 years 11 months or older should contact a San Diego Continuing Education campus for additional information. Regular attendance is expected in all classes in accordance with the approved class schedule. It is important to be in every class, be on time, and keep up with class assignments.

The campus instructor or staff must be notified of the reason for any absence. If the campus is not notified after three 3 consecutive absences, you may be automatically dropped from classes, and an appointment with your counselor may be required to re-enter class. Unsatisfactory progress for 30 hours of instruction in any class will result in an instructor-counselor conference to discuss the reason s for lack of progress and ways to improve performance.

If you receive a grade F in more than half the subjects you have taken, you will have a review with your counselor to discuss your educational goals. For purposes here, a grade of incomplete in a course will be considered satisfactory. The California Education Code requires that community college classes for adults be open to the public.

Cause s for dismissal may be willful interference with the conduct of the instructional program, threats or acts of violence against the instructor or other students, or acts which interfere with the safety of students, school personnel or school property. For more details, schedule an appointment with our on-site counselor. Appointments can be scheduled via phone at Mission: San Diego College of Continuing Education commits to student success and community enrichment by providing accessible, equitable, and innovative quality education and support services to diverse adult learners in pursuit of lifelong learning, training, career advancement, and pathways to college.

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