Dropping Your Concurrent Enrollment Class

If you are not doing well in your concurrent enrollment class, you can drop the MCC side of the dual credit class up to 14 days before the last day of class. Once you've dropped the MCC class, you will receive a grade of "W" on your college transcript for the class. This grade does not affect your college GPA, but the class will still count towards your overall attempted credit hours.

Overall attempted credit hours can impact your future eligibility for financial aid at MCC and other institutions. If you have questions about dropping a class, contact your Dual Enrollment Navigator, Alyssa Wiese.