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Wednesday, May 22, is the last day to register for summer I classes that begin the week of May 28. Wednesday, July 3, is the last day to register for summer II classes that begin the week of July 8.

Late Registration is from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. at the Marple Campus, Southeast Center in Sharon Hill,  Downingtown Campus, Exton Center and Pennocks Bridge Campus in West Grove. The entire process could take between 1 to 4 hours depending upon lines and where you are in the process. It is best to come early and no later than 2 hours before closing time to ensure adequate service.

Quick Links

Application for Admission

If you are new to the College or have not enrolled for the past year or more, you must file an application for admission before you can take a placement test and register for courses. Click here for the application. Please bring the completed application with you to Late Registration. The online application is unavailable beginning 10 days prior to Late Registration

You are required to indicate your citizenship status on the application. Permanent residents (resident aliens) must provide resident alien number. Refugees/Asylum should be prepared to provide proof. Foreign nationals/non-immigrant visa holders are charged International student rates, click here for updated tuition and fees. Current immigration regulations prohibit B and F2 visa holders from enrolling in credit courses.

Financial Aid

Students applying for financial aid must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  Students can access this form at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Students applying for financial aid for Summer I and II should complete the 2012-2013 form. The school code for Delaware County Community College is 007110.

If you applied for financial aid after April 1, 2013, you must be prepared to pay your tuition and fees when you register. Should you receive financial aid, your account will be adjusted accordingly. Remember, the process can take time, so getting on the College’s payment plan will hold your classes while you wait for final eligibility determination. Plan accordingly and check your status frequently on delaGATE.

Bookstore credits are not issued for summer sessions. You should be prepared to pay out-of-pocket for textbooks for summer classes.

Financial aid applicants are required to submit an official, final high school or GED transcript to the Student Records Office. Financial aid will not be disbursed until all requirements are met, including the official transcript received in Student Records.

Payment

Payment is required within 48 hours of registration or you will be cancelled from classes. Bills and schedules are no longer mailed to students. You can view your bill and schedule through delaGATE or receive a print-out from the cashier. You can pay in full or take advantage of the payment plan by paying half of your bill plus a $30 processing fee. One additional payment is due during the semester. Please talk to a cashier about setting up the payment plan and the payment schedule. The College accepts, cash, checks, money orders, Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card and American Express. Payment by credit card or electronic check can be made through the student portal delaGATE, delagate.dccc.edu.

Placement Testing

Placement testing is required for all new students or students who cannot show proof of completing English Composition or college-level mathematics. During Late Registration, placement testing is on-going at the Marple and Pennocks Bridge campuses until 6 p.m. and until 4:30 p.m. at the Southeast Center. Testing is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Exton Center. Testing at the Downingtown Campus is at 6 p.m. only. Testing can take several hours, so plan accordingly. You should arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start time.

Summer I late registration 
English as a Second Language placement testing is at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Marple Campus only. English as a Second Language classes start the week of June 11 and end by Aug. 15 unless otherwise noted.

Summer II late registration  
There is no English as a Second Language placement testing during Summer II Late Registration. ESL classes started the week of June 11.

Transcripts

Students who attended another college should bring a copy of their transcript to assist with advising, even if you had an official transcript sent to the College. There will be no staff in the Records Office during Late Registration to assist with getting copies of transcripts from your file.

High School Juniors and Seniors/High School Enrichment

The deadline for high school juniors and seniors earning As and Bs and seeking enrichment classes May 1 for Summer I and June for Summer II. If you missed the deadline, contact the Admissions Office before Aug. 1 for fall classes. Click here for more information. 

Schedule

To find the schedule of Spring 2013 classes, follow these directions:

• Go to the Class Search and under “Search by Term” choose “Summer I 2013” or "Summer II 2013" and click “Submit”
• On the new screen, you may choose by Course Level, Subject, etc. Select a specific course if you wish. The default is “All.” When you have made your selection, click “Class Search”

Once you have chosen your class, determine your student status:

• Current Student: Register ONLINE by going to delagate.dccc.edu
• New Student: Begin the Application process by going to www.dccc.edu/admissions-and-financial-aid
• Visiting Student: See Below