SMC Dual Enrollment
Students in the dual-enrollment program can choose any program and have more flexibility in class schedules. The program is designed for transfer to four-year institutions, and courses tend to follow the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) or general education requirements. By completing the MTA, students are frequently able to transfer every credit they earn to in-state and many out-of-state institutions.
In the dual-enrollment program, students can choose to take one, two, three, or four courses per semester. Students may take up to 10 college courses altogether. Typically, tuition is paid for by the high school, but textbooks are the responsibility of the student. Students attend classes at one of SMC’s campuses either during normal high school hours or in the evening.
Eligible Students
A student enrolled in at least one high school class in a school district, public school academy or state-approved nonpublic school in Michigan. Excludes foreign exchange pupils enrolled under a cultural exchange program (J-1 Visa).
The student must have at least one parent or legal guardian that is a resident of Michigan (unless the student is experiencing homelessness). Student must not have been enrolled in high school for more than four school years.