Eligible high school students can take Montco classes through our flexible in-person and online options. Whether you want to explore a few courses or work towards a degree, you’ll find a variety of opportunities to fit your goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What classes can I take?
Dual Enrollment students may take almost any course offered through Montco, as long as they meet the prerequisites for the course.
If you are unsure if you meet the prerequisites for a course, please email dualenrollment@mc3.edu with your name, MCCC student ID, and your current high school transcript for review.
How many credits can I take?
Dual Enrollment students can take up to 9 standard credits or 7 accelerated credits per Spring, Fall, and Summer semesters. Requests to exceed this limit will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Dual Enrollment students are not permitted to take courses during our Winter semester.
How do I drop a course?
To drop a course taught at Montco, including online, please visit Montco Connect and complete the Registration Assistance form. This form can be located by typing “Registration Assistance” into the search bar.
If you have trouble finding or accessing the Registration Assistance form, please contact our IT Support Services for assistance.
Dates and Deadlines for courses taken at Montco
NOTE: Dual Enrollment students may not use Self-Service to drop their course(s).
How do I withdraw from a course?
To withdraw from a course taught at Montco, including online, please complete our online Withdrawal form. If you have trouble finding or accessing the Withdrawal form, please contact our IT Support Services for assistance.
Dates and Deadlines for courses taken at Montco
NOTE: Dual Enrollment students may not use Self-Service to withdraw from their course(s).
Impact of Withdrawing: Withdrawing after the deadline may result in a "W" on your transcript and financial penalties.
What does it mean to Audit a course?
Audit indicates that the student has registered for the course for no academic credit. The College's Registration Calendar outlines specific dates associated with the audit process. The course instructor determines and communicates expectations and work required.
Students who do not meet the instructor's expectations will receive an "AW." Some courses may not be audited. If a student plans to transfer credit to another institution, the course must be taken for academic credit.