NMSU | Doña Ana Community College DACC DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES Admission Requirements MARLENE MUNOZ Career Pathways Program Santa Teresa High School, 2008 “The Dual Credit Program has helped me become a more respon- sible and mature person. It was a real opportunity, because I would be the first to attend college in my immediate family. My hard work is paying off because after I finish this semester, I will begin to work on what I really love, my dream career in nursing.”
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NMSU | Doña Ana Commun i t y Co l l e ge
DACC DUAL CREDIT PROGRAM
EARLYCOLLEGEOPPORTUNITIESAdmission Requirements
MARLENE MUNOZCareer Pathways ProgramSanta Teresa High School, 2008
“The Dual Credit Program has helped me become a more respon-sible and mature person. It was a real opportunity, because I would be the first to attend college in my immediate family. My hard work is paying off because after I finish this semester, I will begin to work on what I really love, my dream career in nursing.”
JOSHUA GUZMANGadsden High SchoolClass of 2007
DUAL CREDIT PROGRAMThe Dual Credit program is designed to give High School Juniors and Seniors an opportunity to attend Doña Ana Community Col-lege prior to high school graduation. Qualified students who are enrolled in a school district that has a Dual Credit agreement with DACC may take college-level, career-technical courses that will simultaneously count toward high school graduation and toward a certificate or associate degree from DACC. For more informa-tion, contact your High School’s Guidance Counselor.
East Mesa CampusDACC Dual Credit Program2800 N. Sonoma Ranch BlvdLas Cruces, NM 88011Phone: (527) 528-7256Website: dacc.nmsu.edu/DualCredit/
EARLY ADMISSION PROGRAMThe Doña Ana Community College Early Admission Program (EA) is designed to allow High School Juniors and Seniors an oppor-tunity to take college level courses concurrently while attending high school. Students who would like to take college courses, but do not want the courses recorded on their high school transcripts, may enroll as Early Admission students. Early Admissions student are admitted based on certain criteria and are responsible for all costs related to enrollment, including textbooks.
DACC Office of AdmissionsMSC 3DA - PO Box 30001(3400 S. Espina St.)Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001Phone: (527) 527-7710E-mail: [email protected]
Early Admission and Dual Credit Programs
11-2011/1M/GM
“The Bridge Manufacturing Program has given me knowledge and hands-on training in metal design. I will earn a certificate and will now have the training to find a job after graduating from school. I won’t have much trouble settling into college life because I know what’s going to be expected of me.”
Website:dacc.nmsu.edu/admissions/early-admission.html
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