Guest students
If you’re currently enrolled at another college or university you can take a Delta course or two and transfer the credit back to your home institution.
This is a great option for students who are home for the summer to continue working toward their degree. Also a great way to tackle difficult course subjects—you’ll get personal attention in small classes.
We make it easy to be a guest student.
Section titled “We make it easy to be a guest student.”- It’s close to home.
- Hundreds of 100- and 200-level classes.
- Learn in state-of-the-art facilities.
- Online or in person 7.5-, 10- or 15-week classes.
Next Steps
Step 1: Search for classes
Make sure you search for classes to ensure what you want to take is available.
Step 2: Make sure it transfers
Section titled “Step 2: Make sure it transfers”Check out the MiTransfer Network to see how your classes might transfer back to your home institution. Talk to a transfer advisor at your home institution to double check.
Step 3: Apply to Delta
Section titled “Step 3: Apply to Delta”Apply to Delta and use the checklist to view all your onboarding steps.
Paying for classes
Section titled “Paying for classes”- Guest students are not eligible to receive federal financial aid and most state aid at Delta College.
- At $136 per contact hour for in-district tuition, it’s very affordable.
- Learn about your payment options.
Contact us
Section titled “Contact us”Admissions H Wing admissions@delta.edu 989-686-9093
Hours Monday – Thursday, 7:30am – 5:30pm