Enrollment Steps for High School Students

If you plan to take Delta courses at your high school during the school day, you’re in the right place! Follow the steps below to complete your Dual Enrollment enrollment. If all your Delta courses will be online or at a Delta campus, go to College Early Start.

Current Students

If you have enrolled in Delta dual enrollment courses in the past year,  skip to step 4.

New & Returning Students

If you are new to Delta or have not enrolled in courses in the past two consecutive semesters, please apply (or reapply) early to ensure you can register for classes! 

The basic steps to complete and submit an application are:

    1. Create an OpenCCC Account If you don’t already have one.
    2. Sign-in to your OpenCCC Account and start an application.
      (If you do not remember your username and password, select “Forgot” or contact support at 877-247-4836 or email at support@openccc.net)
    3. Submit the San Joaquin Delta College Application Login-in and be sure your application is submitted.

Note: Do not use your school email when applying. Use a gmail or yahoo account. You will need access to the email you use after graduating high school.

Please note that you’ll receive two confirmation numbers. If you do not receive the email with your Delta ID within one week, please contact dualenrollment@deltacollege.edu

How-to Video: Admissions Process

After submitting your Delta Admission Application, you will receive a “Welcome to Delta” email at the email address you used on the application.

The welcome email will include your Delta College student ID number.

If you do not receive the email with your Delta ID within one week, please contact dualenrollment@deltacollege.edu. Please include a screen shot of your application’s confirmation message to help us it track down.

Current Students

If you have taken Dual Enrollment Program (DEP) courses in the past, skip to step 4.

Unsure if you have a DEP form on file? Contact us: dualenrollment@deltacollege.edu

New Students

Before you can enroll, you must complete the DEP form. You will be cleared through graduation.

Note: You will need to enter the name and email of your parent and an authorized high school signer (a counselor or Principal).

    1. Look up your School’s Authorized Signers
    2. Submit Dual Enrollment Program (DEP) form

Once you complete the DEP form,  it will be routed to your parent and then your high school signer. Once the form is signed by everyone, please allow 24-48 hours for processing, excluding weekends. 

We will notify your high school signer once your hold has been removed.

Skip this step if you do not plan to enroll in ENGL C1000, STAT C1000, or other courses with a prerequisite.

To enroll in ENG C1000 (aka ENG 1A) or STAT C1000 (aka STATS 12), you must submit a level clearance request after your DEP/CES form has been processed.

Note:

Other courses, such as ECON 5, MATH 38A/B, and ASTRO 1, have prerequisites that require you to submit your transcripts to Delta’s Admissions & Records Office admissions-followup@deltacollege.edu for clearance. See FAQ #10 for more information.

Registration is conducted online only.

Please reach out to your high school counselor for advice on what courses to take. Then, follow the below steps to enroll.

SPRING 2027

Registration for spring term opens October 26.

Find your Enrollment Appointment
Log in to MyDelta Dashboard, click the MyDelta icon, select Manage Classes, then click Enrollment Appointments. 

How to enroll
Use the How to Enroll PDF Guide or watch the 2-minute video tutorial.

 

If your class is fully online, you will access it in Canvas, Delta College’s online learning system.

To get started:

  • Log in to Canvas on the first day of class. Check in daily and stay on top of deadlines. See FAQ #21 for Canvas login instructions.
  • Check your Delta student email regularly for messages from Delta College and your instructors. See FAQ #2 for help finding your Delta email.
  • Review FAQ #21 through #31 for information about getting started with your Canvas classes.
  • If your Dual Enrollment class requires textbooks, the Regional Education Office will loan them to you for the semester at no cost. Check with your Dual Enrollment Coordinator for details on how to receive them.

Need help? See FAQ #32 for ways to get assistance.

Look up Your High School Official’s Name and Email