Dual Enrollment

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Garber High School partners with Delta College to offer dual enrollment (DE) courses.

• If you are considering going to college after high school, taking DE classes is an excellent way to be more prepared for that step.

• GHS will cover up to $628 per class for approved classes. 

• Students in grades 9-12 may enroll in a DE course, but keep in mind students must also meet Michigan graduation requirements. This is why students usually wait until their junior or senior year to enroll. If manageable, students may take up to 10 DE courses while in high school.

• Registration opens for the following fall/winter semester every March. So if a current high school junior wants to take a DE course the fall of their senior year, they will need to start the process in February/March of their junior year.

SHARED DRIVE
Visit this shared drive which contains details about: 

• • Required paperwork

  • How to register for classes

  • How to search for and compare books as well as get reimbursed for buying/renting books

CLASS SELECTION

• If you are looking for course suggestions, the most popular and transferable courses that DE students take at Delta are: COM 112 or114, HIS 221, MUS 111 or 119, PHL 211 or 213, POL 103 or 105, PSY 211, SOC 211, SPA 111. The MTA form found in the shared drive has many more options.

• If you need help deciding which class(es) to take, talk with your GHS counselor, or Delta's DE Advisor, Kayla Rahn, at 989-686-9078 or kaylarahn@delta.edu. 

• Click here to search classes that Delta offers.

• Click here to see what dates/times/locations various classes are offered.

• Click here to watch a video showing you how to register.

MICHIGAN TRANSFER AGREEMENT & TRANSFER NETWORK

• The MTA was designed to facilitate the transfer of general education requirements from one institution to another. To guarantee that classes transfer, it is best to speak with the school that you intend to transfer too. Delta College's MTA guide is a useful tool to plan dual enrollment classes that fall under the MTA. 

• The Michigan Transfer Network allows students and advisors to view transfer course equivalencies between many Michigan colleges and universities.  You can search for courses by sending institution (the institution where you completed the course) or by the receiving institution (the institution where you plan to transfer the course).  This information is provided as a resource to identify potential transfer credit and is not an official credit evaluation or a guarantee of transfer credit. Can't find your course?  Contact a participating institution.