Yes, now's the time to register.

With the fall semester at Delta College set to begin August 29, new and current students are encouraged to enroll now and register for classes.

Delta College will pursue a blend of face-to-face and online instruction this fall. We are working now to make needed changes within the scheduling system, indicating the planned delivery method or location for each course.  This will allow us to list the appropriate details on student billing statements and fall class schedules.  Regardless of teaching method, faculty members will continue to deliver inspiring, engaging and thought-provoking courses whether they are delivered in person or online.

If you are already enrolled at Delta, but need help getting scheduled for fall, contact Registration, Counseling, Academic Advising or Financial Aid. They are ready to answer your questions and help you get started.

For more information, contact the Admissions office at admissions@delta.edu or 989-686-9093.

Yes! Just because you're away from your current college or university doesn't mean you can't pick up some course credits. Save time and money. Take classes at Delta this summer and keep working toward your degree.

We make it easy to be a guest student.

• At $117 per contact hour for in-district tuition, it's very affordable.
• It's close to home.
• With hundreds of 100 and 200-level classes, you’re sure to find what you need.
• Learn safely, online. 7½, 10 or 15-week classes.
• Plus, Delta credits transfer easily.
• Check out the Transfer Wizard.

No. For spring/summer and fall classes at Delta College, the online fees will be waived for all new and current students. That's a $33 per contact hour savings. Tuition rates and other fees are unchanged, visit Tuition, Costs & Fees for more details.

Yes, the college is offering an online sellback. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and trying to keeping everyone safe, Delta College has arranged for a virtual textbook sellback. We are working through a third-party partner to provide this easy three-step sell back process. This offer is available until August 23, 2020.

Remember: Only sell books you have purchased. Don't send rented textbooks.

Virtual Book Sellback

1. When you're ready, go to the Delta College Bookstore website.

2. Enter your ISBN number(s) from the back of your book. You will get an instant quote for your book(s). If you accept the price quote, select the “next” button and you will go to a page asking for your contact information. This is where your check will be sent.

3. Lastly, you will receive a digital prepaid mailing label. Print it out, box up your books, attach the label and have your USPS mail person pick it up.

It will take approximately three weeks to receive a check either by mail or a credit to your Paypal account.

If you have any questions about the Virtual Sellback, please visit the Bookstore at bookstore.delta.edu or contact them through email at bookstore@delta.edu or by phone at 989-686-9030 (leave a message and someone will get back to you).

You can buy your books online at the bookstore and have them delivered to your house. You can use your financial aid to purchase these books online.

Yes, all distance instruction offered by Delta College is approved and will count. The College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and that body has been informed of Delta’s change in instruction due to the coronavirus. All courses that are completed with a successful grade will count toward a Delta degree and transferability of courses to other colleges and universities remains the same as before distance learning was implemented. Visit the Graduation page on Portal to request your degree using  the online Graduation Application.

 Students and faculty can sign in to eLearning at elearning.delta.edu. Resources for continued learning and remote teaching are available through the eLearning office for faculty. Student resources are available online.

On April 30, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a program she was proposing called "Futures for Frontliners.” Her program idea would be modeled on the G.I. Bill after World War II where the federal government covered the cost of tuition for military veterans to attend college or vocational school.

The program will require legislative approval and it is not immediately clear where the funding for the program would come from, especially since Michigan could be facing a deficit of $3 billion in the current year. There has been no estimate created of what the program would cost.

Governor Whitmer hopes the following people would be eligible at some point in the future: those working in hospitals, health care, urgent cares, nursing homes, testing/contact tracing, grocery store workers, curbside/home delivery workers, agricultural processing, police officers, fire fighters, child care workers who have stayed on the job to watch the children of those in the essential critical infrastructure workforce, people manufacturing PPE, sanitation workers and those delivering unspecified supplies.

Although Delta College believes this is a wonderful and appropriate way to show our appreciation for essential workers’ service and bravery, we realize the need to build the details, gain approval from the Michigan legislature and provide a funding source before any action can be taken to offer this benefit.

Delta College has closed its main campus and centers and will remain closed until further notice. This includes its pool and fitness facility, all events, LLIC and all other public services. We will continually monitor and evaluate conditions for reopening based on further recommendations from federal, state and local officials.

Delta College's Fitness & Recreation Center has been closed since Monday, March 16, 2020, in response to an Executive Order from Governor Whitmer, in order to help slow the spread of the pandemic in our region.

We understand that closing our facility has affected many of our dedicated members. Delta College will automatically extend your membership for the number of days the facility is closed under this order and until the Fitness & Recreation Center is able to reopen; there’s nothing you need to do. The health and safety of our members is of the utmost importance. Be assured that prior to reopening the facility will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized.

If you have any questions or concerns upon re-opening, please contact or Fitness & Recreation Center directly at 989-686-9026 or email fitness@delta.edu. 

All events as well as travel and trips have been canceled until further notice.

Once Delta College reopens its buildings to either staff or the general public, this will be a priority issue for our team. The Facilities Management staff has a plan to clean and sanitize open areas across campus. They will also put increased focus on high-touch point maintenance, which includes push plates, door handles, partition latches, hand rails, manual faucets and fixture handles and kitchenette sinks. This protocol is frequently used in medical and hospital environments. 

Delta College has activated its Emergency Management committee to monitor the rapidly evolving situation and to adjust operations accordingly. We are following guidance from the CDC, and our local and state health departments. We will continue to respond swiftly to information as it becomes available. Stay up to date by visiting this webpage frequently.

We recognize some members of our campus community may be directly affected by the virus without themselves being sick. The news, as well as the uncertainty, can feel unsettling. Some also have concerns regarding family members and friends in other areas who are sick or who are at increased risk.

If you would like to talk with someone, support is available. Please contact the Counseling/Advising office at confidentialcounsel@delta.edu or 989-686-9330 to make an appointment with a counselor or to learn more about counseling resources.

Monitor your Delta College email account and sign up for the Emergency Text Notification Service, which is a free service provided by Nixle and administered by Delta College’s Department of Public Safety. We want to make sure you are the first to know of emergency situations or campus closings.

Using your mobile phone, text DELTAEMG to 888777. For more information, visit Safety Services.

The college will not offer laboratories, skilled trades, clinicals and studio performance opportunities at this time. We recognize that some experiences cannot be replicated via remote delivery, and will be working with our faculty leadership to determine the best solution, which may include virtual or simulated experiences and/or extensions.

• Health program clinical placements including dental assisting, dental hygiene, nursing, physical therapist assistant, respiratory therapy, sonography, radiography, surgical technology, surgical first assistant and sterile processing are temporarily suspended until further notice. This change is due to an emergency order put in place by Governor Whitmer for temporary restrictions on entry into health care facilities, residential care facilities, congregate care facilities and juvenile justice facilities. 
• Each faculty member will be informing students of these changes and how to proceed in your curriculum. The college will contact your health facilities and inform them of Delta's temporary suspension of your clinical rotation. 
• We are hopeful that clinicals will resume in the future upon approval by the Governor and each health care facility. Some local health systems have communicated that it would be appreciated if students in paid externships/internships continue to report to work. Again, check with your faculty member to be sure.

Faculty members in the instructional areas are communicating with each program's accrediting body to develop alternative ways to meet clinical outcomes and objectives. Changes in this regard will be communicated to students within each program.  

We are actively identifying alternate ways of meetings course outcomes prior to the end of the winter semester. These changes would also be communicated at the time any future changes are made.