Dual Enrollment
You are ready for the next step. Enroll in real college courses while taking high
school classes with Dual Enrollment.
Why Dual Enrollment?
Who Can Apply?
To begin dual enrollment, you have to demonstrate the ability to manage college courses.
That’s why we look for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a 2.0 GPA
or higher. To enroll, you will need written permission from a school administrator
and a parent or guardian.
Types of Dual Enrollment
Traditional
Students who want to take 1 or more classes while in high school, who are not part
of a special cohort, Early College program, or Make It Count. Also, a great option
for homeschool students!
Graduate high school with a high school diploma and an Associate’s Degree by taking
classes with STLCC full-time during junior and senior years. Contact your high school
counselor to see if your school offers this opportunity!
High school seniors spend their final semester of high school earning a full semester
of college credit at STLCC. Contact your high school counselor to see if your school
offers this opportunity!
Emerson STEM Academy
Get a jump start on your degree or career by taking entry level STEM classes at STLCC
Florissant Valley. Students in this program receive free textbook rental and gain
access to the ESA Suite. Contact your high school counselor to see if your school
offers this opportunity!
CIT Programs
Get started on a degree or certificate while still in high school. Our career and
industry tracks are designed to help high school students to start working toward
their career goals by identifying classes that will count toward a degree or preparation
for entry-level employment.
Special Cohort Programs
Students can take a special STLCC class built specifically for their high school.
Reach out to your high school counselor to see if your school offers this opportunity!
Additional Information About Dual Enrollment
Follow these steps to get set up for your first semester as a Dual Enrollment student:
- Apply - Your first step is to complete our free application.
- The application is a two-step process
- First, you must create an Archer Application account
- After creating your account, you must create a new application
- You will apply as a "non-degree seeking" and "dual enrollment" student
- Get Connected - Activate your MySTLCC username and email by entering your student number, last
name and date of birth.
- 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.
- Order Your Textbooks - Utilize our online bookstore to order books and have them shipped to your home.
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Log in to Navigate - Use your MySTLCC ID and password to login. Navigate will keep you updated on important
deadlines, events and activities. Please allow 24-48 hours for your account to be available in Navigate.
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.
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Residency Type
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Dual Enrollment Rate
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Standard Rate
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In-District
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$72.50/credit hour |
$122/credit hour
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In-State
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$97/credit hour |
$171/credit hour
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Out-of-State
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$128/credit hour |
$233/credit hour
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International
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$133/credit hour |
$243/credit hour
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Costs shown reflects the rates for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Contact Enrollment Services
You can contact the Financial Aid hotline at 866-452-7579 and Enrollment Services at 314-539-5005.
The Enrollment Services email is enrollmentservices@stlcc.edu .
The offices are open Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.,
on all campuses.
Florissant Valley
Administration - 100
Forest Park
Student Center - 100
Meramec
Administration/Clark Hall - 110
Wildwood
Student Center - 105
Harrison Education Center
Main Office
