Deadlines


FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT APPLICATIONS:

SUMMER 2026: July 6th, 2026
FALL 2026: August 21st, 2026

SPRING 2027: January 15th, 2027

 

Class Selection


Before applying for the Dual Enrollment Program, students must decide which UMSL course they are interested in taking. To determine which course you would like to take, see UMSL's Class Search too as well as our Class Search Guide.

DEP students can only register for 1000 and 2000 level courses. Keep in mind that some courses like Biology and Chemistry often have multiple sections that must be taken concurrently. Students must sign up for all of the required sections (RSD, LEC, and LAB). For more information on course selection or determining which courses fit with your future major/minor, please contact Heather Robinson Coburn at hrobinsoncoburn@umsl.edu or (314) 516-5451. Make sure to reference the Dual Enrollment Program. 

Further, students may only register for courses for which they meet the prerequisites. Students must provide college transcripts if the course they are registering for has prerequisites. For example, if a student wants to take Precalculus, then the student must provide evidence that they have College Algebra credits from a college or university. Students interested in MATH courses without previously earning college credits in MATH have the option of taking the ALEKS placement test; however, the student must do so at least one month before classes begin. These scores need to be mailed to the Dual Enrollment Program before you are registered for the course.

 

Application Process


Students can apply online for the dual enrollment program using the online application portal below:


Apply for the Dual Enrollment Program



If the course has prerequisites or requires a certain placement test score, send the necessary transcripts to the following address, or email to dualenrollment@umsl.edu, or fax to (314) 516-7004.

Dual Enrollment Program
University of Missouri-St. Louis 
1 University Blvd., 107 Lucas Hall
St. Louis, MO 63121

 

Disability Access Services


Students who have a health condition or disability which may require accommodations in order to participate effectively in any course should contact the Disability Access Services (DAS) office at (314) 516-6654. Please visit the DAS website and complete all of the steps for registering with DAS prior to the start of classes, if possible.