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In accordance with state guidelines, McLennan tests all incoming students for college readiness in reading, writing and math. McLennan uses the TSI Assessment, but students may be exempt from all or part of the testing based on SAT, ACT or other standardized test scores.
Please check the dual credit TSI exemptions for current exemption requirements based on common standardized test scores. These alternate test scores may exempt/waive students from part or all of the TSI Assessment testing.
Step 1: Sign up for the exam.
Step 2: Take the TSI Assessment (at MCC).
Fall dual credit students should make every effort to complete testing by the end of May.
All dual credit testing should be completed no later than one week before the semester begins.
Yes, students should take this free assessment before enrolling in an online course.
Students wishing to change their dual credit schedule are responsible for consulting with the high school counselor first since high school graduation may be affected. Students withdrawing from classes within the first 20 class days of the semester may be eligible for a full or partial tuition refund. See the tuition and fees page for more details.
To add/drop a course during a registration period:
If a student already has an enrollment form for that semester on file in the High School Pathways office, please complete and submit a schedule change form. The signed form may be submitted to dualcredit@mclennan.edu.
To drop a course during the semester:
The student should discuss options with the professor and the high school counselor. If a decision is made to withdraw through the 60 percent point in the semester, the student will ask the professor to process the withdrawal through WebAdvisor. Alternately, the student and professor may elect to submit a signed schedule change form to dualcredit@mclennan.edu.
Payment is due 10 days before the start of the semester.
Students dropping a course must do so before the first day of the semester to avoid a forfeiture fee. Students who are deleted from a course for nonpayment may still owe the forfeiture fee.
If the student has no tuition owed, he/she may not yet be enrolled in a course.
Tuition may be paid online:
Tuition may also be paid at the MCC Business Office, located on the first floor of the Administration Building, or by check or money order sent through the US mail (please include the MCC student ID number on the payment; mail to: MCC Business Office, 1400 College Dr., Waco, TX 76708).
DEADLINE: Please make your payment before the deadline, which falls approximately two weeks before the start of the semester.
If the student has no tuition owed, he/she may not yet be enrolled in a course.
Dual credit students in McLennan County pay $77 per semester hour for standard tuition and fees. Special course fees, such as lab fees, are not included in that figure.
For more information, please see the tuition and fees page of the MCC website.
Information about accommodations and the process of requesting them may be found on the accommodations webpage.
Free support services of many types are available to all McLennan students. The Campus Resource Guide provides details and contact information for the programs.
For quick reference:
As part of MCC’s ongoing effort to reduce textbook costs, some course sections will participate in a program called McLennan IncludED.
The textbook cost has been reduced and attached to the course section as a course fee. Digital textbooks will be available in Brightspace on the first day of class. If a physical textbook or other materials are part of the IncludEd fee, the student should receive a notice to pick up the materials at the MCC Bookstore.
Here are some important points to note:
