Required for every student, every semester, when seeking high school guest enrollment: *

Apply for high school guest admission each semester.
Apply for dual enrollment admission each semester.

Student takes college course(s) while still enrolled in high school. Student pays for tuition and fees, as well as books and materials needed for the course(s).

Students need to obtain an Early Admission Application from a high school counselor, online at sc4.edu/counselors or at the One-stop Student Service Center (first floor, SC4 Welcome Center). The application needs to be fully completed with the course(s) the student plans on registering for listed on page 4 of the application. Students must select a program of study even if not planning to pursue a degree at SC4. If taking classes for transfer to another college/university, please see the program offerings listed under transfer associate degree programs. If the student is younger than age 18 when applying, the application must be signed by a parent or guardian.

For students who are not high school age (middle school or younger), admission may be granted on a conditional, semester-by-semester basis. Contact the Registrar’s office at 810-989-5550 for details.

Student takes college course(s) while still enrolled in high school. Student’s high schoolpays for all or a portion of the tuition costs associated with course(s). The student pays for any tuition fees, books, and materials not covered by the high school. Completed college course(s) may count toward high school graduation credit and college credit.

1. It is highly recommended that students who are interested in dual enrollment meet with their high school counselor to discuss eligibility, course options, and their high school’s dual enrollment expectations prior to applying.

2. Students need to obtain an Early Admission Application from a high school counselor, online at sc4.edu/counselors or at the One-stop Student Service Center (first floor, SC4 Welcome Center). The application needs to be fully completed with the course(s) the student plans on registering for listed on page 4 of the application. Students must select a program of study even if not planning to pursue a degree at SC4. If taking classes for transfer to another college/university, please see the program offerings listed under transfer associate degree programs. If the student is younger than age 18 when applying, the application must be signed by a parent or guardian.

For students who are not high school age (middle school or younger), admission may be granted on a conditional, semester-by-semester basis. Contact the Registrar’s office at 810-989-5550 for details.

1. The student’s high school principal must sign and initial the application the attached form to indicate that the student qualifies for dual enrollment.

Early Admission Application

Name *

First

Middle

Last

Suffix

Jr., Sr., III, etc.

Former name

if applicable

Address *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Primary phone *

Alternate phone

Email *

UIC Number

Contact your high school counselor for your unique identification code.

Social Security number

You are required (by the federal government) to provide your SSN if you will need your tuition information for federal tax credits.

Date of birth *//

Demographic information

This information is held confidential and is not used by SC4 for admission purposes.

Race *

Ethnicity: *

Hispanic/Latino
Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino
Prefer not to disclose

Gender *

Male
Female
Prefer not to disclose

Are you a dependent of a veteran, an active member of the military, a member of the National Guard or military reserves? *

Yes
No

Your college plans

Starting semester *

Program of study *

Don’t worry, this can be switched after speaking with advisors.

Please Note

This is a skill set, which has a minimum of 16 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is one semester.

This program is designed as a building block for certificate programs.

Please Note

This is a skill set, which has a minimum of 16 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is one semester.

This program is designed as a building block for certificate programs.

Please Note

This is a certificate program, which has a minimum of 30 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is one year.

This program is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers.

Please Note

This is an Allied Health certificate program requires a secondary application and admittance to the program. This program has a minimum of 30 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is one year.

This program is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers.

Please Note

This is an Allied Health Associate degree program requires a secondary application and admittance to the program. This program has a minimum of 62 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is two years.

This program is designed to prepare students for employment in a specific career field.

Please Note

This is an Associate degree program, which has a minimum of 62 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is two years.

This program is designed to prepare students for employment in a specific career field.

Please Note

This is an Transfer Associate degree program, which has a minimum of 62 credits and the approximate time frame it takes to complete as a full-time student is two years.

This program is designed to prepare students for transferring to a four-year college or university.

High School information *

City/State of high school *

Grade in which you are currently enrolled: *

Anticipated date of graduation *

Are you applying to a(n) Early/Middle College, or a school-specific program?

No, not applying to a specialized program
Blue Water Middle College Academy (BWMCA)
Career and Technical Middle College (CTMC)
Croswell-Lexington Middle College (CL5)
Sanilac Career Center Enhanced Dual Enrollment Program
Sanilac Career Center Baja Program
Harbor Beach English Sequence

Conferring of Educational Credentials *

I agree
I decline

By checking this box, I give my consent to St. Clair Community College to review my entire academic record and confer an educational credential upon satisfaction of all degree/certificate requirements.

Electronic signature *

I certify that all answers I have given are complete and accurate. I understand that the official policies and procedures of SC4 are published in the College Catalog at sc4.edu/catalog. Type your full legal name in the box provided as an electronic signature for this Application for Admission.

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