To begin dual enrollment, you have to show the maturity and responsibility to handle college courses. That’s why, we look for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 2.0 GPA or higher. To enroll, you'll need written permission from a school administrator and a parent or guardian.

If you’re taking classes through dual enrollment, you only pay half the normal cost per credit hour. Rates below include a $7 activity fee, a $11 technology fee, and a $5 service fee per credit hour.

Costs shown reflects the rates for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Follow these nine steps to get set up for your first semester as a Dual Enrollment student:

1. Apply - Your first step is to complete our free application.
2. Get connected - Activate your MySTLCC username and email by entering your student number, last name and date of birth.
3. Login to Navigate - Use your MySTLCC email and password to login. Navigate will keep you updated on important deadlines, events and activities.
4. Submit a Dual Enrollment Authorization form - Before you can begin classes, you must submit a Dual Enrollment Authorization form to an STLCC campus Admissions and Enrollment Services office.
5. Send in your ACT scores or take a placement test - If you've taken your ACT, request that a copy of your scores is sent to STLCC-Registrar's office. If you don’t have an ACT/SAT score or it doesn’t meet our criteria, you can determine your best fit through tests at our Testing Centers.
6. Submit your transcript - To enroll as a high school student, you will need to submit a transcript to STLCC-Admission's office.
7. Complete Archer Orientation and register for classes - Dual enrollment students must attend Archer Orientation. Archer Orientation consists of three steps – an informational presentation, academic advising, and registering for classes. You will start this process by viewing a series of Archer Orientation videos and completing the corresponding quizzes. This will be followed by a one-on-one academic advising session, and completed with registration for classes.
8. Pay for your classes - After you’ve registered, you can pay for your classes in full by cash, check or credit card at the Cashier’s office on campus or online through Banner Self-Service.
9. Get ready to be a college student! - Now that you’re officially a college student, you’ll experience the added responsibility of buying your own books, getting your STLCC OneCard and planning to how to get to campus, including registering for a U-Pass if necessary.

Contact Admissions and Enrollment Services

A representative can be reached by phone at 314-539-5005. The offices are open Mondays - Thursdays from 8 a.m.-6 p.m, and Fridays from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on all campuses.