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- Completing an as a non-degree seeking student
- Completing the ACCUPLACER exam or submitting exemptions
- Meeting with an academic advisor to select courses
Please reach out to your high school regarding the option to participate in a half-day program. Below are some of the schools that allow this option for eligible high school senior students:
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Dual Credit Registration Questions
The for dual credit is due by JANUARY 10, 2025.
Once you have completed your application and created a you are ready to register. When you log into Self Service, click the white button that says “Register.” Registration for the 2024-25 school year opens on NOVEMBER 18, 2024 and closes on MARCH 14, 2025.
Register for the courses you are currently taking in high school that are eligible for college credit. You will make payment once you register for your courses. Dual credit courses are only $66.00 per credit – nearly a 60% savings!
To retrieve your username, create your initial password, or to reset your password, go to the . Click "Forgot Password" or "Forgot Username." You must use an email address that is associated with your student account.
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Below are the password complexity requirements.
- Passwords must be at least 12 characters.
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If your account has been disabled/locked, please wait 60 minutes until trying again. If you are still having difficulty accessing your Self Service account, please contact us at hsenrollment@atlanticcape.edu. In your email, please include all relevant information (student name, student ID number, email associated with account, etc.).
First, reach out to your school's guidance counselor for assistance. For other questions, please email hsenrollment@atlanticcape.edu.
You have a hold with the college that must be resolved before you can register for your dual credit courses. For "Business Office" holds, please contact our Bursar's Office at (609) 343-5604 or bursar@atlanticcape.edu.
For all other holds, please contact the department that issued the hold to resolve it.
If your dual credit tuition is being funded externally, please complete the registration steps. After you have successfully registered, please wait 5-7 business days for the funds to be applied to your account and the correct balance to appear.
For any questions regarding dual credit tuition assistance, please contact Kayla Scannell at kscannel@atlanticcape.edu.