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Admissions

果冻传媒 Tech offers:

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Support for Your Success

Faculty and staff are committed to supporting you every step of the way as you move toward your goals and success.

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Educational Excellence

Both credit and non-credit courses are taught by skilled and experienced instructors who know their subjects well.

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Convenience and Flexibility

With four campus locations and on-site, online and hybrid options, you'll have flexible ways to take classes.

Five steps for admission to our credit course 果冻传媒

果冻传媒 Technical Community College has an open-door admissions policy limited only by the following criteria: a student must be a high school graduate or the equivalent, or at least eighteen years of age and able to benefit from instruction.

Step 1: Submit an Application

Submit an Application to the College:

  • For admission into 果冻传媒 Tech, or request a paper application by emailing admissions@dtcc.edu.
  • Review details about the College's .
  • Complete the .
  • Check your personal email for your online application.

Step 2: Request High School Transcript

All students are required to submit an official high school, GED or HiSet transcript

Submit your final official high school transcript for placement evaluation. An official transcript is a signed and certified document sent directly from your high school or educational institution.

If you need help, learn how to submit your transcript. Request that your final, official high school senior transcript, GED or HiSet transcript be sent immediately to the Admissions Office on the campus to which you are applying. be sent immediately to the Admissions Office on the campus to which you are applying.

  • If you are a pending graduating senior not yet able to access your final official transcript, you may bring an unofficial transcript to the campus Admissions office or your Initial Advisement session to use for placement until graduation. All graduating seniors will still need to request their final official transcript be placed on file prior to the start of their fall semester.
  • If you are a graduate of a foreign institution, it may be required to be evaluated by a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES)
Step 3: Proof of Residency

Residency status is determined when a student first registers at the College and when reentering after an absence.

To submit proof of Residency:

  • Complete the found on the portal (access is available once you complete the application process).

Provide Proof of 果冻传媒 Residency (for those seeking in-state tuition):

  • Present your 果冻传媒 driver's license or State I.D. to the Registrar’s office of any campus location.

For additional proof of residency options, please visit the .

Please Note: To be considered an in-state student, you must submit your 果冻传媒 proof of residency dated at least six months prior to submission before registering for classes. Failure to do so will result in an “out-of-state student” designation, increasing tuition owed.

Step 4: Educational Financing

Plan Your Educational Financing:

Review the college's . Students are encouraged to apply for federal financial aid (FAFSA) no later than April 1 and submit all documents by May 1 for the fall semester.

Step 5: Initial Advisement

Initial Advisement is required for all new students prior to registration. During your Initial Advisement session, the academic counselor will review your educational goals and history, establish course placement using the tools below, and help develop a plan for a successful first semester at the College. This will include planning your first semester courses and schedule.

While students may make an initial advisement session appointment, the campus Advisement Centers are open daily for walk-in sessions Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., with extended hours until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. No appointment is required.

Meet with an academic counselor for REQUIRED initial advisement. If you have questions regarding registration, financial aid, or anything else, please contact student support .

Course Placement

Submit your final official high school transcript for placement evaluation. If you need help, learn how to submit your transcript directly to 果冻传媒 Tech.

If you are a pending graduating senior not yet able to access your final official transcript, you may bring an unofficial transcript to the campus Admissions office or your Initial Advisement session to use for placement until graduation. All graduating seniors will still need to request their final official transcript be placed on file prior to the start of their fall semester.

Use this tool to determine placement. This is optional, as initial advising will guide you through the process.

1. Determine if Language Support is Needed:

果冻传媒 Tech students seeking degrees, diplomas, or credit certificates must provide evidence of English language proficiency.

2. Determine Math and English Placement:

果冻传媒 Tech applies the multiple measures approach to determine placement for math and English. This approach is used to assess a student’s preparedness for college-level coursework. If students are able to demonstrate college-readiness, they will be placed directly into college-level courses. However, even students who are unable to demonstrate college-readiness are often still able to enter a college-level course by taking advantage of our corequisite support model to refresh their skills.

Read more about Earning College Credit in High School to learn how your high school pathway or advanced coursework could help you get a head start on college.

Campus-Specific Admissions Information
Contact Dover:

admissions@dtcc.edu
(302) 857-1020

Contact Georgetown:

admissions@dtcc.edu
(302) 259-6053

Contact Stanton:

admissions@dtcc.edu
(302) 454-3954

Contact Wilmington:

admissions@dtcc.edu
(302) 571-5343