Never Dual Enrolled? Here's How To Get Started.

Complete Your Next Steps

STEP 1  |  Review the Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Handbook 2025, which contains helpful academic, student service-related, and other information that supports your success.

STEP 2  |  Apply to Mid. Create an account to begin your application, and on the first question, make sure you select that you'll be a high school student.

STEP 3  |  Review your welcome packet.

  • When you receive it, be sure to set up your Laker Login and Mid Mich Email.
  • This information is important. Make sure everything is correct and that you understand what it says.

STEP 4  |  Discuss your options and complete the Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Registration Form with your high school counselor or Mid Mentor. If available, try to attend an advising event or view course information using the Self-Service course search tool.

  • You'll also work with your high school guidance counselor to complete payment and enrollment steps. Frequently, your high school pays most of the costs. Because the conditions for dual enrollment vary, your counselor will assist you in making course selections that align with your high school's requirements.
  • Are you a home-schooled student? Contact us and we'll help you get started.

STEP 5  |  Participate in the Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Orientation in Moodle.

  • For new dual enrollees, participating in the online orientation is important! As a dual enrolled student, you are enrolling in college courses and you’ll need to know what to expect and what consequences are attached if you don't complete courses successfully.

Important Dates for Dual Enrolled Students

October 2024

  • October 76 | Winter 2025 Registration Begins

December 2024

  • December 24 - January 1 | Holiday Break - College Closed | No Courses

January 2025

  • January 13 | Winter 2025 Courses Begins
    • Online / On-campus courses will begin the following weekday(s).
    • Off-campus courses will begin according to the regular high school/tech center schedule.
  • January 17 | Last Day for Registration
    • This is the last day for new students and schedule adjustments.
  • January 20 | MLK Jr. Day - No Courses (College Open)

February 2025

  • February 14 | Last Day to Drop for 100% Refunds
    • After this date, school districts are charged and students receive a Withdrawal (W) on their official Mid Michigan College Transcript.
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March 2025

  • March 8 - 16 | Spring Break
    • No on-campus or online courses are held.
    • Mid courses offered at a high school or tech. center will follow that district's Spring Break schedule.

May 2025

  • May 2 | Tuition Deadline & Last Day to Withdraw
    • Any amount due from a student, after the high school contribution has been applied, is due by this date.
    • Last day for all students to withdrawal from a Winter course.
    • Courses dropped at this point in the semester are charged to the high school and students receive a Withdrawal (W) on their Mid Michigan College Transcript.
  • May 9 | Winter 2025 Courses End
  • May 14-15 | Winter 2025 Grades Posted
    • Grades are due from instructors at 4:30pm Tuesday, May 13.
    • Grades are reviewed, and officially posted by the Registrar by the end of the  week.

Already A Dual Student? Take Advantage Of College Resources

Dual Enrollees at Mid are entitled to all of our services.

Student Accommodation Services

  • If you are interested in receiving disability-related accommodations, visit the Student Accommodations Services website.

Library & Learning Services

  • As a dual enrolled student, you are able to use Mid's Library & Learning Services, including each of the campus libraries, various labs, and the online research databases.
CONTACT
Dual & Concurrent Enrollment

Harrison Campus
Room 104

Mt. Pleasant Campus
CSS 142