Dual Admission at MCC

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1. What is Dual Admission?
2. What are the benefits of Dual Admission?
3. How do I apply?
4. What four-year schools participate in Dual Admission?

1. What is Dual Admission?

   Dual Admission is a special transfer program with selected four-year colleges and universities. The program allows students to take advantage of unique benefits that are intended to provide a seamless and successful transition to participating four-year schools.

2. What are the benefits of Dual Admission?

   Specific benefits vary from school to school. Some benefits may be:

   • access to advisors at the transfer school;
   • baccalaureate degree progress reports;
   • transfer school monitors your academic progress while you’re enrolled at MCC;
   • priority consideration for scholarship opportunities and student housing contracts.
   • MCC transcripts sent to participating college/university at the end of each semester. No fee is charged for this service.

3. How do I apply?

   • Submit an MCC New Student Enrollment Form and $15 fee online or at the Registration Office (A258).
   • Complete and submit participating school’s required documents, including admission application and official transcripts.
   • Complete MCC’s Dual Admission Notification form and submit to MCC Office of Admissions.
   • Plan to meet with an MCC advisor, who will guide you through the process. To receive maximum benefits of the program, it is important to apply early in your academic career at MCC.

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4. What four-year schools participate in Dual Admission?

   • Columbia College Missouri
   • DePaul University – School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems
   • Northern Illinois University
   • Roosevelt University
   • Southern Illinois University Carbondale
   • University of Illinois, Springfield
   • Western Illinois University

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9/30/09