Dual Enrollment

As a first-time Dual Enrollment student, you'll need to follow these steps: Apply for admission to Scottsdale Community College, set up Duo two-factor authentication, visit your Student Center to complete the Next Steps Form, self-register for classes, and pay your tuition and fees.

• Acceptable forms of Identification (Example: AZ Driver's License or State Identification, High School ID, and Birth Certificate)
• Review the school course offerings and prerequisites and take note of the following:
  • Term, Course, Class #, Class Hour, Instructor, Credits (Example: Fall 2022, ENG 101, 12345, 1st hour, Jones, 3)
  • Documentation or Assessment required for course placement (Example: High School Transcripts, SAT/ACT Scores, EdReady Placement Test).

Step 1 – Apply for Admission

1. Create a student account.
2. Select Scottsdale Community College.
3. When you finish your application, you will receive:
   • MEID (User ID) and Password: (Ex: ABC1234567)
   • Student ID Number: (Ex: 33333333)
   • Maricopa Email: Your MEID@maricopa.edu email (Ex: ABC1234567@maricopa.edu). We recommend forwarding your email to your personal email account.

Step 2 – Complete the Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form

1. Set up DUO account.
2. Select Scottsdale Community College as your primary college.
3. Determine college readiness and course placement: Students must meet college course prerequisites and provide proof or documentation, or will be unable to self-register for classes.
   • College Readiness and Admission: Admission is determined in accordance with state law (ARS §§15-1805.01 and 15-1821) and regulations of the Maricopa Community Colleges Governing Board. All students under the age of 18 (AR.2.2.2) will be required to demonstrate college readiness for the purpose of admissions. This can be accomplished by self-reporting an unweighted, high school GPA of 2.0 or greater. Students unable to self-report a high school GPA of 2.0 will take the EdReady College Reading assessment with a recommended score of 75 or higher.
   • Course Placement: Documentation or assessment may be required for college course placement. Review the Dual Enrollment Course List to view the college class prerequisite, if any. It is encouraged that placement testing be completed within 48 hours of submitting the Next Steps form. Failure to submit placement and prerequisite documentation may prevent enrollment.
4. Visit your Student Center and click on the Dual Enrollment tile to complete the Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form.
5. Complete the form. You will be prompted to fill out 6 pages, which include submitting your ID, College Readiness and Admission, Student Consent Form, Parent/Legal Consent Form, Course Pre-approval and Course Placement, and an Electronic Signature.

Important Notice: You will not be able to complete the self-registration (Step 3) until your Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form has been manually reviewed and verified by a staff member. This process takes 7–10 business days (Monday–Friday). Once approved, you will receive a notification email in your Maricopa student email account allowing you to proceed with self-registration.

Step 3 – Register for Classes

Self-registration is due by September 13, 2024.

1. Once you’ve received an email approval to self-register, visit Student Tools and click on Add a Class.
2. Log in using your MEID@maricopa.edu (example: ABC1234567@maricopa.edu) and your password.
3. Scottsdale Community College and the term you want to register for classes.
4. In the search bar, enter the 5-digit class section number and click enter. Use the enter key or click the arrow button to the right.
5. Click Enroll or Add to Shopping Cart to the Class Selected and click Submit.
6. To add more classes, click Class Search and Enroll page link and repeat the steps as needed.

If you cannot self-register for your class, please get in touch with our college Dual Enrollment office to further assist you.

Step 4 – Pay Tuition and Fees

Don't get Dropped from Classes!

Important: Payment for Fall 2024 classes is due upon registration. Students will be dropped from courses every Wednesday for nonpayment.

To pay Online:

1. You can pay tuition, or sign up for the payment plan using (Student Tools and click on View Charges or Make a Payment.
2. Click Select View Payment Options.

Or

To pay by phone contact Student Business Services at (480) 423-6148.

Tuition assistance is available from the Maricopa Tuition Assistance Grant for those who qualify. You can apply for the Maricopa Grant to help with tuition costs. Maricopa Grant deadline is September 11, 2024.

 If you have taken Dual Enrollment classes before, you are already in the system with an established MEID. Before you begin, make sure you gather the following:

• MEID (User ID) and Password
• Review the school course offerings and prerequisites and take note of the following:
  • Term, Course, Class #, Class Hour, Instructor, Credits (Example: Fall 2022, ENG 101, 12345, 1st hour, Jones, 3)
  • Documentation or assessment may be required for course placement (example: High school transcripts, SAT/ACT scores, and EdReady placement test).

Step 1 – Complete the Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form

1. Set up DUO account.
2. Select Scottsdale Community College as your primary college.
3. Determine college readiness and course placement: Students must meet college course prerequisites and provide proof or documentation or will be unable to self-register for classes.
   • College Readiness and Admission: Admission is determined in accordance with state law (ARS §§15-1805.01 and 15-1821) and regulations of the Maricopa Community Colleges Governing Board. All students under the age of 18 (AR.2.2.2) will be required to demonstrate college readiness for the purpose of admissions. This can be accomplished by self-reporting an unweighted high school GPA of 2.0 or greater. Students unable to self-report a high school GPA of 2.0 will take the EdReady College Reading assessment with a recommended score of 75 or higher.
   • Course Placement: Documentation or assessment may be required for college course placement. Review the Dual Enrollment Course List to view the college class prerequisite, if any. It is encouraged that placement testing be completed within 48 hours of submitting the Next Steps form. Failure to submit placement and prerequisite documentation may prevent enrollment.
4. Visit your Student Center and click on the Dual Enrollment tile to complete the Returning Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form.
   • Complete the form. You will be prompted to fill out 6 pages, which include submitting College Readiness and Admission, Student Consent Form, Parent/Legal Consent Form, Course Pre-approval and Course Placement, and an Electronic Signature.
   • Important Notice: You will not be able to complete the self-registration (Step 3) until your Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form has been manually reviewed and verified by a staff member. This process takes 7–10 business days (Monday–Friday). Once approved, you will receive a notification email in your Maricopa student email account, allowing you to proceed with self-registration. Please allow 7-10 business days (Monday through Friday) to verify and review the Dual Enrollment Next Steps Form before completing Step 2, self-registration. You will receive an email to all the email addresses listed on your Next Steps Form to notify you if additional information is needed.

Step 2 - Register for Classes

Self-registration is due by September 13, 2024.

1. Once you’ve received an email approval to self-register, visit Student Tools and click on Add a Class.
2. Log in using your MEID@maricopa.edu (example: ABC1234567@maricopa.edu) and your password.
3. Scottsdale Community College and the term you want to register for classes.
4. In the search bar, enter the 5-digit class section number and click enter. Use the enter key or click the arrow button to the right.
5. Click Enroll or Add to Shopping Cart to the Class Selected and click Submit.
6. To add more classes, click Class Search and Enroll page link and repeat the steps as needed.

If you cannot self-register for your class, please get in touch with our college Dual Enrollment office to assist you further.

Step 3 – Pay Tuition & Fees

Don't get Dropped from Classes!

Important: Payment for Fall 2024 classes is due upon registration. Students will be dropped from courses every Wednesday for nonpayment.

To pay online:

1. You can pay tuition or sign up for the payment plan using Student Tools by clicking View Charges or Make a Payment.
2. Click Select View Payment Options.

Or

To pay by phone contact Student Business Services at (480) 423-6148.

Tuition assistance is available from the Maricopa Tuition Assistance Grant for those who qualify. You can apply for the Maricopa Grant to help with tuition costs. The Maricopa Grant deadline is September 11, 2024.

Tuition for in-state residents at the Maricopa Community College is $97 per credit hour plus a $15 registration fee per semester, per college. Many high school districts pay a portion of this tuition for in-state students, making dual enrollment even more affordable for students. Check with your high school about dual enrollment rates. Dual enrollment grants are also available for qualified students.

Note: In-county tuition is subject to change; $15 registration fee is required.

Students can apply for the Maricopa Grant. For more information, visit Maricopa Tuition Assistance Grant.

SCC dual enrollment credits transfer to all Arizona public colleges and universities. Most out-of-state colleges and universities accept dual enrollment. Students transferring out of state are encouraged to check with the post-secondary institution for transferability before enrolling. Students can request transcripts be sent to their college/university.

Dual enrollment and advanced placement courses are good options for students. The difference is that dual enrollment students receive a grade and credit for the work performed throughout the year. These credits usually transfer to the student's college of choice as direct course equivalents.

Advanced placement classes require students to pass the Advanced Placement (AP) test to earn college credit. Credit is awarded solely on a student's performance on this single exam. Credit is based on the score students achieve on the AP exam.

Dual enrollment classes meet at the high school during the regular high school day and are taught by college-certified high school instructors using a college curriculum and text. The high school agrees to accept these college courses toward a student's high school completion.

Concurrent enrollment classes meet at a college site or online and are not affiliated with the high school. Students interested in concurrent enrollment must submit a special admission form. Students need prior approval from their high school counselor or administration if they want these college courses to help satisfy high school requirements.