Here's how to get started at ½ûÂþÌìÌà this Fall:
- for our current offerings. Classes are being offered in a variety of formats to fit your needs. More details are available in the course descriptions at the link above.
Apply Online:
Completing our online application is always the first step. Once your application has been submitted, you'll receive an email confirmation with additional details (check in your SPAM folder if you don't see it in your inbox).
Talk to Admissions:
Our admissions department can help determine if you need to schedule placement testing, and explain how to submit your high school transcript to the ½ûÂþÌìÌà Registrar.
- Once you're enrolled, contact an Advisor to register for the .
Explore Financial Aid & Scholarships:
If you haven’t done so already, please . ½ûÂþÌìÌà also has an institutional scholarship you can apply for here: Scholarship Application. Reach out to our Financial Aid office with any questions you may have.
Pay Tuition & Fees:
Pay either at the time of registration, or by the due date on your bill. Deferred tuition payment plans are available to students whose bills exceed $100. Learn More.
Get Ready to Learn:
Explore the resources available to our students, academic support, student engagement opportunities, and more on our Student Resources page. Get your textbooks through the bookstore website .
Complete an application online, then reach out to our Admissions Office, an Academic Advisor or our Financial Aid Office with any questions you may have. We're here and ready to help you find your path forward.
Already Applied? Not sure about your next step?
Talk to one of our admissions specialists today! We offer virtual appointments with admissions, advising and financial aid officers, as well as online placement testing.
EMAIL ADMISSIONS
Extended Pay-by Date for Fall
AUGUST 12, 2024
Be sure to pay your bill in full, or set up a deferred payment plan by August 12, 2024 to avoid losing your place in the classes of your choice!
Explore more payment options and details below.
BUSINESS OFFICEPAYMENT PLAN DETAILS
Continuing Education: Noncredit Courses to Train for a Career
Explore our Continuing Education courses online - from CNA to CDLs, HVAC to Drone Pilot. Classes are starting soon, and with more funding sources than ever to help you cover the costs.
We can help you map out a plan for your future, and help you find the career that's right for you, right now. For our Continuing Education courses, you can register online immediately without having to complete an application. Explore our offerings today to get started!
For more information about our current offerings, you can contact CEHealthcare@chesapeake.edu or SkilledTrades@chesapeake.edu, or call 410-827-5850.
Reach out to our helpful noncredit scholarship coordinator to see what funds you qualify for. We're here for you and happy to help you in any way that we can.
Current College Students
If you are a resident of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, or Talbot counties, you may take courses here at a fraction of the cost of your four-year school.
Enrolling as a visiting student is easy:
- for our current offerings. Classes are being offered in a variety of formats to fit your needs. More details are available in the course descriptions at the link above.
Apply Online:
When filling out your application, select "Visiting Student" as your Admissions Status.
Request a Visiting Student Letter: After you submit your application, ask your home college to provide a Visiting Student Letter granting you permission to enroll in a specific course or courses at ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ. This letter exempts you from the Accuplacer test for the semester in which you are applying and allows you to register for classes.
Contact an Admissions Officer: Reach out to an Academic Advisor or Admissions Officer for detailed registration procedures for visiting students, and to submit your Visiting Student Letter.
Pay Tuition & Fees:
Once you register for classes, make sure you pay tuition and fees by August 12, 2024 to avoid being dropped. Payment Plans are available as well.
Get Ready to Learn:
Explore the resources available to our students, academic support, student engagement opportunities, and more on our Student Resources page. Get your textbooks through the bookstore website .
Already Applied? Not sure about your next step?
Talk to one of our admissions specialists today! We offer virtual appointments with admissions, advising and financial aid officers, as well as online placement testing.
EMAIL ADMISSIONS
Extended Pay-by Date for Fall
AUGUST 12, 2024
Be sure to pay your bill in full, or set up a deferred payment plan by August 12, 2024 to avoid losing your place in the classes of your choice!
Explore more payment options and details below.
BUSINESS OFFICEPAYMENT PLAN DETAILS
Complete an application online, then reach out to our Admissions Office, an Academic Advisor or our Financial Aid Office with any questions you may have. We're here and ready to help you find your path forward.
Current High School Students: Dual Enrollment
Ready to get ahead? Enroll in one of our Fall Dual Enrollment classes and earn credits that may transfer to the college of your choice. Dual enrollment courses may be available at no cost to the student in many situations! Get started by contacting a Dual Enrollment representative at de@chesapeake.edu or your school counselor.
Credits earned at ½ûÂþÌìÌà can transfer directly to public, four-year colleges and universities in Maryland (like Towson, UMD, Salisbury, Bowie, and more). If you're currently enrolled in high school in Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, or Talbot County as a junior or senior this fall, read on to see the ways that ½ûÂþÌìÌà can help you reach your goals faster.
Here's how to get started earning credits this fall:
See if you're eligible to participate:
You must have completed your sophomore year of high school with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5, and be enrolled in an eligible high school in our service region. Additional details can be found here.*
Meet with your school counselor or other high school official to discuss your interest in the program. With the assistance of the high school official, complete the Dual Enrollment Certification Form with all of the required signatures.
Submit your college application
to the Office of Admissions. You can apply online here.
Get Ready to Learn:
Explore the resources available to our students, academic support, student engagement opportunities, and more on our Student Resources page. Get your textbooks through the bookstore website .
Complete an application online, then reach out to our Dual Enrollment Advisor, or your guidance counselor with any questions you may have. We're here and ready to help you find your path forward.
*NOTE: Some home-schooled students may be eligible to participate in this program. Please contact the Office of Admissions* for more information.