Finding Success in Dual Credit

Registering for a Dual Credit Course

1. Have you registered for your Dual Credit course? If not, please follow these instructions: Go to earndualcredits.ca Start by clicking on “Find Your School”. 2. Then find your school board and click on the drop down menu to find your High School. 3. Click on the course that you are enrolling in. 4. Click “Apply Now” to register for the Dual Credit course. A description of the course and course outline are also available on this page.

You will need your OEN (Ontario Education Number) to fill out your registration form. If you do not have this number please check with your teacher. When filling out the application be sure to use your full legal name, as it appears on your Health Card as well as your full address. If you have a preferred name you can enter it on the preferred name line. Once you have completed the application click submit at the bottom of the page. Please note that registration process could take several days once you have filled out the registration form.

How to Login to MyCampus

Find the “New to Fleming College” section and select the “Get Started!” Button Enter your Student Number and Date of Birth. Click “Continue” Your Username will be displayed as well as your default password Return to myCampus login page and log in using this information

Navigating the Portal

From here, you can use the side panel links to access such items as your Fleming Email, Desire2Learn (D2L) and My Student Centre. My Courses (D2L). This is where you will find information and documents regarding your Dual Credit classes. Your assignments and grades will also be posted here. Email My Student Centre

Navigating D2L

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Watch this video below to learn more about navigating course content on D2L

Role of Dual Credit Faculty

As a Dual Credit student, you will be supported by Dual Credit faculty. The role of the faculty is to deliver course content, while working closely with your secondary school teacher to ensure your success in the course. Taking a Dual Credit course gives you a great opportunity to adjust to the college learning environment and grants you access to college resources and supports. At the end of your course, your Dual Credit faculty will ensure your high school teacher and school board receive your final grades. You can also view your grades through your student account on D2L.

Student Expectations

Attend Dual Credit classes and show up on time
Submit all assignments on time to the best of your ability
Come prepared to class (e.g. books, pens, pencils, personal protective equipment)
Come to class with a positive attitude: be ready to learn
Meet expectations of your course as outlined by your faculty
If you will be absent or ill please email your College instructor to let them know ASAP

MISSED ASSIGNMENTS, DEADLINES AND TESTS If you have missed any class work, homework assignments and/or tests please consult with your College faculty. By missing assignments or tests or not handing your work in on time, you could be jeopardizing both your college credit and your high school credit. If you know you will be absent for a Dual Credit class, please contact your College faculty before the class by email as soon as possible, to make other arrangements. Failing to make arrangements with your faculty before an assignment is due may result in a mark of zero. ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY Attendance is closely related to success. If you have missed three or more classes, you may not be eligible to receive the College credit. TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES As a Dual Credit student you do not pay out of pocket for any of the costs related with your courses. Textbooks, tools and materials that are provided by the Dual Credit program become the property and responsibility of the student for the duration of the course and should be handed back in good condition for reuse by future students. COURSE WITHDRAWAL If you are unsure that you will be able to complete the Dual Credit course, please let your high school teacher or College faculty know right away. Dual Credit students are required to complete a Dual Credit Drop Form. Without an official withdrawal, you will be considered as a registered student until the end of the course. The completed course drop form is a guarantee that you will not receive a zero as a final mark. The zero will stay permanently on your College record. Note: You will receive a transcript if you drop a Dual Credit course with a mark of “W” for withdrawal. This will not impact admission to a post-secondary school or your GPA. SNOW DAYS In the event of school bus cancellation due to a snow day, the Dual Credit class will be cancelled by the College faculty for that day and may be rescheduled in collaboration with the secondary school teacher.

College Services

Library – Access to computers, study rooms and quiet areas. DID YOU KNOW..... More than 20,000 students from across Ontario participate in Dual Credit courses each year? 11% of all first semester students at Fleming College have completed a Dual Credit either through Fleming or through another Ontario College. Tutoring – Access to free on-campus tutoring services. This is a great way for you to ensure successful completion of your courses while you’re a College student. Career Centre – Provides professional assistance for you to research career paths, revamp your resume, find job opportunities, and practice your interview skills. Indigenous Student Services – If you are of Indigenous (First Nation/Métis/ Inuit, non-status) descent, the Centre can help you stay connected with family, friends, and peers. They also provide support academically, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Our Student Recruitment Office can provide you with an opportunity to be a student for a day. Get to see what being a Fleming College student is like: attend a class, explore the campus, and speak with faculty! Planning on applying to Fleming? Don’t forget to attend our Open House events in November and April to meet faculty, current students and program coordinators – we have staff who can even help you apply to College for FREE! Learning Resource Centre (LRC) – Access to computers, printing, copying, finishing, and scanning. Fees may be applicable for printing. Food Services – The cafeteria is a place to grab a bite to eat or to hang out and do homework with classmates.

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