Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions!
What are the benefits of dual enrollment?
Taking dual enrollment classes allows you to earn college credits while you are still in high school. These credits can be transferred to a four-year college or university; however, you should contact your intended college's admissions office to ensure that your credits transfer completely.
Taking dual enrollment classes allows students to:
- Save time and money
- Earn college credits while still in high school
- Transition from high school to college with ease
- Work towards accelerated degree completion
What is the minimum age to participate in Dual Enrollment?
Students must be at least 15 years old to participate in the Dual Enrollment program. Exceptions may be considered on a case-by-case basis for students who do not meet this requirement. For more information or to inquire about eligibility, please contact [email protected].
Can I meet with an Academic Advisor?
Unsure about your class selection or considering transferring to another institution in the future? Our Academic Advising team is here to help! By connecting with an advisor, you can align your educational goals and ensure you're on the right track.
Schedule an appointment with an advisor via Starfish
If you haven't been assigned an advisor yet, simply browse through the My Success Network to choose one based on your program or areas of interest.
How do I drop a class?
Important!
When considering a drop or withdraw from a course, it is important to review dates and deadlines.
Courses taken at High School:
To drop a class taught at your high school, please fill out our paper Drop/Withdrawal form. Complete the form with the action code "D" and secure the appropriate signature from your high school. Email the form to [email protected].
- This form is only for students taking courses at their High School.
- Registration Calendar for courses taught at the High School
Course taken at Montco:
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 class?
Important!
When considering withdrawing from a course, it is important to review dates and deadlines.
Courses taken at High School:
To withdraw a class taught at your high school, please fill out our paper Drop/Withdrawal form. Complete the form with the action code "W" and secure the appropriate signature from your high school. Email the form to [email protected].
- This form is only for students taking courses at their High School.
- Registration Calendar for courses taught at the High School
Course taken at Montco:
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).
How do I order textbooks and other course materials?
Textbooks and other course materials can be purchased through the Barnes and Noble College Bookstore.
Visit our Online Bookstore for more instructions.
How do I request an official transcript?
Learn more
Payment
What is the cost of taking a dual enrollment class?
All dual enrollment courses taken at the High School, at Montco, or online, are as follows*:
- In-County: $230.00 per class
- Out-of-County: $411.00 per class
- Out-of-State: $592.00 per class
Please note that additional fees may be associated with a class.
For more information on our current tuition pricing, please visit Tuition & Other Costs.
* Students attending Partner Schools, including out-of-county Partner Schools, will pay the in-county rate.
How do I pay my bill?
Visit our Payment Information page for details on paying for your course.
When is tuition due?
Tuition is due in full at time of enrollment. Payment plans are available to assist students meet their financial obligations.
How can I set up my parents (or someone else) to pay my tuition?
If you want to have a parent, guardian, or someone else pay your tuition, you will need to set them up as an "authorized user" in the payment center of Self-Service.
Please click this link to begin that process.
Once you have authorized access, your parent or guardian will receive an email notification
from [email protected] containing a username and password.
