The enrollment due date is provided to encourage you to complete the admissions process in time for general registration. If you submit all required paperwork by the enrollment due date, you can expect the following: be admitted to the college, have transcripts evaluated in time to meet with an advisor, and have the option to charge tuition and books to financial aid (if you are eligible for an award) at the beginning of general registration for new students.
- Fall Semester: June 15
- Spring Semester: October 15
- Summer Term: March 15
Career and College Promise (CCP) students should follow the CCP enrollment process and contact their appropriate College Liaison, or email ccp@durhamtech.edu if they have questions.
The key to meeting enrollment due dates is to start as early as possible.
- Submit your enrollment application and your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) no later than one month prior to the enrollment due date.
- Submit all transcripts (high school and college) no later than two weeks prior to the enrollment due date.
- Complete placement testing no later than the enrollment due date.
- Submit all remaining financial aid verification or other documents no later than the enrollment due date.
If you miss the enrollment due date, it may still be possible to get everything submitted in time to register for classes. However, be prepared for the possibility that document processing times could increase significantly during registration periods. If you did not meet the enrollment due date, students should plan to pay for tuition, fees, and books independently during registration, and should be prepared to bring official transcripts (sealed in an envelope) to Admissions, Registration, and Records, Wynn Center (Building 10), room 10-201.
The college will accept applications up to one week before late advising for the semester in which you wish to enroll. This is the final deadline for admission into the college each semester.