Dual Enrollment or Early Admit High School Student - Admissions | Mott Community College

Dual Enrollment or Early Admit High School Student

How to Apply

Students may want to start college while they are still attending high school or home school. MCC is the most popular choice in the area for these students. It is a great way to get an early start on a college education.

Dual Enrollment:

This term applies to public and non-public high school students that meet the state requirements for their high school district or state to pay a designated amount for college classes. Students should see their high school counselor for more information on state and high school requirements.

Early Admit:

This term is used for a high school junior or senior who wishes to take college classes but does not have funding through their high school. Students can still enroll in MCC classes with parental and high school permission but must pay for the full cost of the classes.

Become a Dual Enrolled/Early Admit Student in

4 Steps

Step 1

Submit Application

Submit electronically, in person or by mail. There is no application fee.

Apply Online preferred

Apply In Person

Due to the COVID-19/Coronavirus Pandemic, services in connection to admissions, registration and enrollment WILL NOT BE carried out as an IN-PERSON option during the Summer 2020 (19/20) and Fall 2020 (20/21) enrollment periods.

Services ARE AVAILABLE to all students through remote/virtual resources.

For general questions and inquiries please call (810) 762-0200, use the website chat feature during office hours or use phone, email contact information for those offices.

Print an Application

Mail to:
Mott Community College
Office of Admissions PCC2140
1401 E. Court St.
Flint, MI 48503-2089

You must submit a high school transcript to the Admissions and Recruitment Office. If available, please attach your most current ACT scores.

 A valid state or federally issued photo identification (ID) (i.e. driver's license, passport, etc.) is required for all business conducted at Mott Community College.
  • Student must have a cumulative 2.5 high school G.P.A.

Step 2

Submit a completed and signed Dual Enrolled / Early Admit Certification form

The student, parent, and the high school counselor must sign this form. The specific courses in which the student wishes to enroll must be listed on the certification form.

Students must follow the State of Michigan Course limitations guides.

If you started Dual Enrollment in your: Number of Course(s) You'd take Per Year
9th 10th 11th 12th Total
Freshman Year 2 2 2 4 10
Sophomore Year X 2 4 4 10
Junior Year X X Limited to 6† Limited to 6† 10
Senior Year X X X Limited to 6† 6

† Students starting dual enrollment in their Junior year are limited to 6 courses per academic year. However, the student cannot exceed a total of 10 courses between Junior and Senior year.

Step 3

Schedule and complete Placement Testing and Orientation

SAT/ACT scores may waive you from a portion of the placement test.

Testing Locations: Main Campus - Flint
Southern Lakes Branch Center (Fenton)
Lapeer Extension Center
Northern Tier Center (Clio)

NOTE:

Placement Assessment Scores and Exemptions (i.e. ACT & SAT Scores) will expire three (3) years from the date they were taken!

Step 4

Register for classes

To register for classes, the student must see an Admissions Representative at the Mott Community College Admissions and Recruitment Office or extension sites.
  • An Admissions Representative will verify and sign the class schedule worksheet for the classes approved by the parent and school that are recorded on the Dual/Early Admit certification form and register the student for classes.
  • The student must meet all pre-requisites and/or college academic requirements for any courses for which they wish to register.
  • Students in Grades 9 or 10 will require additional approvals to register for classes. See your Admissions Representative for more information.

Payment for tuition is not required from Dual Enrollment students at registration. The student's high school will be billed. The student is responsible for books and supplies and any tuition and fees not paid by the school district.

2019-2020 K-12 Partnership Tuition & Fee Rates

Early Admit students are responsible for all tuition, fees, books and arranging a payment method.

August 10, 2020