College Now Parent & Guardians
Students Parents/Guardians High School Teachers/CGCC Staff
College Now is a fantastic dual credit opportunity that allows high school students to take college classes from their teachers, without leaving their high school campus. College Now students also pay only $60 per class, while regular tuition costs $119 per credit (2023-24.)
Resources
- College Now Quick Guide - For Students and Parents/Guardians.
- Applying, Registering, and Other Info - A set of slides that will guide students through College Now processes and help parents understand how College Now works.
Frequently Asked Questions
College Now costs $60 per class. This means that a student can take WR121Z and HST201 for $120. That's 8 credits (typically over $1000 in tuition) for only $120.
The student is responsible for paying for College Now tuition. Some schools may cover College Now fees, but it is the student's responsibility to confirm this with school counselors and administration.
If you are asking a general question about the College Now program, please email collegenow@cgcc.edu.
You can also contact the College Now Coordinator at cgraham@cgcc.edu.
If you are asking a question about a College Now student, CGCC employees cannot typically share that information. Federal law (FERPA) requires CGCC to hold education records confidential unless the student signs a release or other specific requirements are met. This includes students under 18 years of age. You can read more about FERPA here.
If you have questions about FERPA, or a request for information about a student, email Mary Martin, Registrar.
CGCC employees cannot typically share that information. Federal law (FERPA) requires CGCC to hold education records confidential unless the student signs a release or other specific requirements are met. This includes students under 18 years of age. You can read more about FERPA here.
If you have questions about FERPA, or a request for information about a student, email Mary Martin, Registrar.
Many College Now credits typically transfer, but students should always check with the college they plan to transfer to. Colleges in Oregon and Washington have online guides that students can use to research future transferability.
The following guides do not guarantee transfer.
- Oregon State Universities
- Eastern Oregon University
- Oregon Institute of Technology
- Oregon State University
- Portland State University (Redirects to Transferology)
- Southern Oregon University
- University of Oregon (Redirects to Transferology)
- Western Oregon University
- Washington State Universities
- Central Washington University
- Eastern Washington University
- University of Washington
- Washington State University
- Western Washington University
If you have any questions about transferring, contact Student Services at studentservices@cgcc.edu.