Admission of High School and Home-Schooled Students

​​DMACC offers the opportunity for high school and home-schooled students to enroll in credit courses.  These procedures do not apply to high school age students enrolling under ​Career Advantage, or other special contractual agreements.

Admission of High School Students

DMACC offers the opportunity for high school students to enroll in credit courses. Juniors and Seniors: Complete steps 1 and 2 below if enrolling as a part-time student. Complete steps 1, 2 and 3 if enrolling as a full-time student. Freshmen and Sophomores: Complete steps 1, 2, 3 and 4. Freshmen and sophomores are limited ​to no more than two credit courses each semester and must remain part-time students.

1. Submit a completed Application for Admission and select: "I plan to take only a few classes for personal/professional development" on the application.
   

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2. Submit written approval from a parent/guardian and from a high school counselor or principal on the DMACC High School Permission Form.
3. Complete Next-Generation ACCUPLACER® Test and ALEKS math placement assessment or submit ACT scores. Course placement is mandatory based on assessment scores.
4. Freshman and sophomores are required to meet with a DMACC academic advisor prior to registration.

Admission of Home-Schooled Students

1. Submit a completed Application for Admission and select: "I plan to take only a few classes for personal/professional development" on the application.

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2. Submit written statement of approval from a parent or guardian on the DMACC High School Permission Form.
3. Complete Next-Generation ACCUPLACER Test and ALEKS math placement assessment or submit ACT scores. Course placement is mandatory based on assessment scores.
4. Meet with a DMACC academic advisor prior to registration. ​