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Qualified high schools students can earn college credit for select courses taught at their high school by vetted faculty. A completed application and valid testing scores (or qualified SAT/ACT scores) will allow the Dual Enrollment Office to complete your registration. Apply Now!
If you are looking to enroll in college courses at one of Delaware County Community College’s locations or online please visit our Open Enrollment page. If you are looking to enroll in a structured pathway or special program, visit our Structured Pathways & Special Programs page to determine if your high school participates.
Coatesville Area High School
Delaware County Intermediate Unit (Delaware County Technical High School)
Downingtown High School East
Downingtown High School West
Octorara Area High School
Springfield High School
Technical College High School
Brandywine Center
EDU 110: Introduction to Teaching
EDU 206: Teaching with Technology
Pennocks Bridge Center
CUL 115: Professional Cooking I
HRM 110: Food Sanitation & Safety Supervision
EDU 110: Introduction to Teaching
EDU 206: Teaching with Technology
Pickering Campus (Phoenixville)
EDU 110: Introduction to Teaching
EDU 206: Teaching with Technology
Note: Some courses are offered per semester or per academic year. Please check with your high school counselor or the Dual Enrollment Office for more information.