Attending Class
Confirm with your professor that you are on the class roster on the first day of class.
If you are not on the class roster, you cannot attend class. Immediately contact your high school representative and dual credit coordinator. You will be referred to your high school counselor’s office for directions. Complete all course or section changes by the first day of class.
Dual Credit Manual
See the Dual Credit Manual (PDF)Listen (opens in a new tab) to learn about:
- Attendance policy
- Conflicts with extracurricular activities
- Communicating with your instructor
- Course requirements
- How to check grades
Scholastic Dishonesty
Everyone at TCC is expected to maintain the highest standards of academic integrity. All work All work submitted for credit must be your own work. TCC may initiate disciplinary proceedings against you if you are accused of scholastic dishonesty. Examples may include falsifying records, plagiarism, cheating, and collusion.
For more details, read your dual credit manual or the student handbook. Your TCC student handbook also covers expectations and responsibilities for students at TCC.
Electronic Media Violations
Inappropriate use of College computers and computing resources includes, but is not limited to, the violations listed in the Acceptable Use Guidelines for Computing and Technology Resources.
Drop or Withdrawal Policies
We understand that sometimes students are not prepared for the rigor of college courses. You can talk to your instructor, counselor, and the dual credit coordinators to request a withdrawal from a class.
If you are considering not completing a dual enrollment course, it is your responsibility to immediately contact your school counselor. It is also your responsibility to make sure that the class has been dropped or withdrawn.
Get more information about drops and withdrawals.
Questions?
Contact your school's Coordinator of Educational Partnerships.
Updated August 31, 2026