High School Students

Embark on an extraordinary journey at DMACC through our high school program, where you can earn college credits while still in high school, explore what's next after high school, or pursue a high school completion program.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can apply to DMACC as early as September of your senior year in high school.

The application process is quick and easy. Just follow these steps:

  1. Explore available career paths and program options.
  2. Complete the online application for admission.
    Please Note: Students who have previously completed an AA, AS, AGS, or a bachelor’s degree are only eligible to receive aid for Associate of Applied Science degree, Certificate or Diploma programs. The Admissions Office will contact you by email about your application status.
  3. Complete any assessments or other requirements for your program and receive your program acceptance letter by email.
  4. Check your email for instructions about orientation and registration.

You can find information on financial aid options and scholarships on the Financial Aid website.

No, but the ACT's may be one option to complete the assessment requirements for your program. Visit the career paths and program options to find out.

Yes. By taking dual-credit classes, you are getting a great head start towards earning your degree, but you still need to apply for admissions and follow all admissions requirements before being accepted to DMACC.

After you have been accepted to DMACC, you will receive an email about logging into your myDMACC account. myDMACC will be your portal to your DMACC information and email. Next, you'll receive information about Orientation. Once you complete, Orientation you can register for courses.

Yes. DMACC credits transfer to schools throughout the country. Contact the 4-year university you plan on attending to confirm if DMACC credits are accepted.
DMACC has outstanding partnership programs with several 4-year institutions, allowing for a seamless transfer process. Visit the partnership programs page for details.

Absolutely! Register for a Destination DMACC Day or schedule an individual campus tour. By coming to campus, you get a chance to tour your program of interest and meet with an advisor.