Dual Enrollment-Students

Getting Started 

The Dual Enrollment program allows high school students to participate in college courses while still in high school. There are several different payment options for Dual enrollment courses. Your high school counselor can explain these options to you.

Talk to your High School Counselor

Your high school counselor must approve your participation in the RPCC Dual Enrollment Program and is your best resource for course selection.

Complete & Submit a Dual Enrollment Application for Admission

All applications are submitted online through the RPCC Application. 

Complete Assessment Testing

Your high school can provide test scores for Math and English as long as you have taken the ACT. If you have not taken the ACT, or your scores are not high enough, you can sign up to take the Accuplacer with RPCC. 

Register for Classes

For students taking classes on RPCC’s campus, the most current classes scheduled are available online under Schedule of Classes. If you are taking dual enrollment classes at your High School, you will need to speak with your high school counselor for course selection.

Expectations of Student Conduct

River Parishes Community College is dedicated to maintaining an environment that fosters student success. The college strives to protect the rights of students and also expects all students to act responsibly. Attendance at the College is a privilege, and in order to maintain the College ideals of scholarship, character, and personality, the right is reserved by the College to establish rules and regulations to foster these ideals and protect the interest of the College. Each student is subject to federal and state laws, respective parish and municipal ordinances, and all rules and regulations of the College. Please see our completed Student Code of Conduct Policy found in the Student Handbook on our website.

Smart Notice

RPCC has initiated an emergency notification system with Smart Notice to ensure that the campus community receives alerts within minutes of an accident or urgent announcement. In the event of an emergency, Smart Notice will notify you, giving you specific instructions on the current event, in the following ways: cell or home phone, text message, and email.

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