New Students - Dine College - Skip to content About DC About Diné College Educational Philosophy History Locations Research Research Innovation and Practice Convoy NARCH NSF-TCUP Summer Research Enhancement Program (SREP) Indigenous Summer Enhancement Program (ISEP) Undergraduate Student Internship Program Institutes Diné Policy Institute (DPI) Institutes and Grant Programs Institutional Planning and Reporting Navajo Language Immersion Institute Accreditation Board of Regents Office of the President Athletics Go Warriors About Athletics Join Athletics Fitness Center Archery Cross Country Rodeo Land Grant Office (LGO) Land Grant Office (LGO) Agriculture Youth Development Pasture to Plate Expo Marketing and Communications Marketing & Communications Alumni Meet the Marketing Team The Higher Education Opportunity Act Student Consumer Information Commencement Academics Academic Calendar Our Schools School of Arts and Humanities School of Business and Social Science School of Diné Studies and Education School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math School of Transformation T’áá hó ‘ájí t’éego Innovation Hub Dual Credit Program Student & Family New Students Continuing Students Instructors & Administrators Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Contact General Education Core Academic Affairs Academic Assessment and Accreditation Academic Assessment and Accreditation Academic Accreditation Academic Assessment Academic Policies Diné College Placement Rate Methodology Adult Education Program Student Consumer Information Library Admissions Admission Information Admissions FAQs International Students Transfer Students Course Catalog Course Schedule Fees Fees Tuition Refund Schedule Fall and Spring Semesters Summer Sessions Financial Aid Financial Aid and Scholarship Aid and Scholarship SAP Policy Financial Aid Contact Residence Life Registration Information Student Right to Know Act Placement Assessments Summer Institute Program Current Students ASDC Student Mental Health Support Advisement Student Code of Conduct [pdf] Student Complaint Process Student Activites Campus Safety Campus Safety Campus Safety Statistics Learning Center Academic Recognition Transcript Requests Career Education Program IT Services IT-Help Information Technology Office 365 MyDC Portal Security Awareness Portal IT-Help Support DC Locations Career MyDC Portal New Student Application Process High school students can get an early start by earning college credits through our Dual Credit Program while still attending high school. Courses offered through Diné College vary from Navajo Language to Mathematics to Freshman English. New Student Application Process STEP 1 – Diné College Admissions Online Application STEP 2 – New Mexico (NM) or Arizona (AZ) Dual Credit Request Form AZ Dual Credit Request Form NM Dual Credit Request Form STEP 3 – Student FERPA Release Form FERPA Release Form STEP 4 – Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB) Request Form CIB Request Form for Dual Credit Students STEP 5 – Submit In-Progress High School Transcript Please email completed forms and documents to dualcredit@dinecollege.edu Apply Now Diné College Mission Rooted in Diné language and culture, our mission is to advance quality post-secondary student learning and development to ensure the well being of the Diné People. Diné College Dual Credit Program’s Operation Statement The Diné College Dual Credit Program provides high school students with geographically feasible and affordable access to a quality post-secondary education. Diné College Dual Credit Program’s Vision Statement Diné College believes the Dual Credit Program will become a stepping-stone from high school to college, by serving as a pathway to academic degree programs or college-level courses. Diné College Dual Enrollment Requirements for High School Students Must be an enrolled full time student within a partnering high school 2.0 GPA and/or Principal/Guidance Counselor Approval Books and Course Materials – For New Mexico students, the high school is responsible for purchasing all required textbooks and dual credit resource materials. For Arizona students, the cost of books and materials is covered by the state. Course Payment New Mexico: State of New Mexico Legislation – TCU Fund Arizona: Arizona State Legislation – Unclaimed Lottery Funds Current High School Partners Arizona Schools Chinle High School Many Farms High School Pinon High School Tuba City High School Window Rock High School New Mexico Schools Central Consolidated School Dził Ditł'ooí School of Empowerment, Action, and Perservance (DEAP) Gallup McKinley County School Nizhoní Christian Academy NorthWest High School St. Pius X High School CONTACTS Dual Credit Director Francetta Begaye dualcredit@dinecollege.edu (928)724-6921 Dual Credit Coordinator Valadia Mejia dualcredit@dinecollege.edu (928) 724-6923 Don’t have an account? Already have an account?