Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Dual Credit Program FAQ

Dual credit courses care paid for by the States of New Mexico and Arizona. Each state has their own set of requirements for payments to student accounts.

If you are a high school student (or will be) the semester you wish to take the course, contact your high school counselor to verify you have placed into college-level courses based on the Accuplacer test or equivalent testing. If you have a 2.0 GPA or above or have Guidance Counselor/Principal approval you are eligible to apply for admission to the Diné College Dual Credit Program.

The Dual Credit Program is for high school students who want to earn college credits while in high school. Dual credit courses enable a student to earn both college and high school credit at the same time. Concurrent enrollment enables a student to enroll in a college course for only college credit and is responsible for paying the cost of fees and courses.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) does not allow faculty and staff to disclose or discuss a dual credit student’s grade(s) or enrollment status with anyone other than the student unless a release form is submitted.

CONTACTS

Director of Dual Credit Enrollment Management
Winifred Jumbo
B.A., Brown University
wbjumbo@dinecollege.edu
(928) 724-6922

Crownpoint Center Manager
Tyrone J. Begay
tyrbegay@dinecollege.edu
(505) 786-7391
DC Extension: 7201

Shiprock Campus Interim Director
Thomas Bennett
tbennett@dinecollege.edu
(505) 368-3629
DC Extension: 3629

Tuba City Center Director
Phyllis Begay
M.Ed., Northern Arizona University
ptbegay@dinecollege.edu
(928) 283-5113
DC Extension: 7501

Window Rock Coordinator
Nicolas J. Begaye
njbegaye@dinecollege.edu
(928) 871-2230
DC Extension: 7603

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