The College is open to assist you both virtually and at some select physical locations. Remote learning will continue through the summer and fall sessions. A small number of hybrid classes are offered with limited class meetings on campus and other work assigned online. Visit dccc.edu/coronavirus for more information.
Delaware County Community College is the center of educational opportunity in Delaware and Chester counties in southeastern Pennsylvania.
What do you want to study? Whatever your interests in life you'll find many options to explore at Delaware County Community College.
Are you ready to get started? Here's where you can find out all the information you need to enroll and pay for college.
Whatever your education needs, Delaware County Community College can help. We believe that learning is lifelong. That's why we offer a full scope of non-credit classes.
At Delaware County Community College, our focus is on you - our student. In everything, our goal is to help you succeed.
At Delaware County Community College, our goal is to make your college experience the best it can be. That's why we place a special focus on services.
Virtual Registration allows prospective students the chance to apply, placement test, participate in an online mandatory New Student Orientation, meet with an advisor and register, all in a single virtual session.
Prospective students are encouraged to apply online and complete Online Orientation prior to calling in for Virtual Registration to save time. You will need to complete orientation prior to your advising session.
Current students can also meet with an advisor on Virtual Registration Days or by making an appointment with the Career & Counseling Center.
To participate in a Virtual Registration Day, please call 610-723-2000, email [email protected] or visit the Contact Enrollment Central link (log in using delaGATE credentials required).
Please Note: It is beneficial to students to fill out the FAFSA as early in the process as possible. Financial aid assistance is available on Virtual Registration Days and at many other times.
Limited In-Person Services
If you plan to visit one of the campuses or centers open during the dates/times listed, the following services are available on a limited basis: applying, advising, financial aid and payment.
Students who are planning to visit a campus/center are advised to call 610-723-2000 to ensure the services needed are offered at the location, date and time of your planned visit.
Placement Testing
Rush Week: Monday, August 17 – Friday, August 21
Last Days to Register: Monday, August 24 – Wednesday, August 26
The College’s Commitment to Safety
Although some of the College’s physical locations are open with limited services to assist you, we recommend taking advantage of the available virtual enrollment services. If you choose to visit one of our locations, please know that the College is in full compliance with all CDC guidelines of wearing a face covering and social distancing. Health screenings will be completed in order to access facilities.
REGISTRATION RUSH
Rush Week: Monday, August 17 – Friday, August 21*
*Virtual and Marple Campus services end at 4 p.m. on Friday, August 21
Last Days to Register: Monday, August 24 – Wednesday, August 26
The Exton Center, Pennocks Bridge Campus and Upper Darby Center will have in-person assistance available to help support virtual services from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Upper Darby Center will have limited in-person advising on August 26 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
SATURDAYS
Virtual Registration Only
Call 610-723-2000 or e-mail [email protected]
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Must call by 9:30 a.m. if you need to placement test)
August 15 | August 22
WEDNESDAYS
Virtual Registration Recommended, Limited In-Person Assistance at Marple Campus, Southeast Center and Exton Center
Call 610-723-2000 or email [email protected] regarding available in-person services, times and locations.
Assessment
To place you in the correct classes, the College will assess your current level in Math, Reading and English through a tool called Accuplacer. We highly recommend reviewing the Accuplacer Prep information prior to taking the assessment. Doing so may help you score higher on the assessment, which may lead to you needing fewer courses and spending less money. To review for the assessment, visit Welcome to ACCUPLACER – The College Board.
Please note that to test remotely, you will need a computer (desktop or laptop) with the latest operating system and a webcam and microphone. Unfortunately, other devices such as cellphones, Chromebooks, iPads, Surface (and other tablets), as well as MacBook Air will not work.
Transcripts
If you have prior college experience, please have an unofficial copy of your transcript available. We may not be able to complete a full evaluation on the spot; however, we may be able to use your transcript for advising and registration purposes for the day. Please visit dccc.edu/assessment for additional information on ways to determine your placement (e.g., SAT, ACT, AP Exams, etc.)
Paying for College
It is important to have a plan to pay for your courses by the appropriate deadline. Below is some information that explains how you can pay for your classes:
Mandatory New Student Orientation
Learning what to expect as a college student is important as attending college may be different than anything you have ever experienced before. New students are required to complete online orientation or in-person orientation prior to completion of the registration process. Please visit dccc.edu/orientation for more information.
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