2023-2024 Enrollment Information

An overview of the Baker College application process can be found in this link here. 

1. To apply to Baker College, follow this link. 
   1. Instructions for submitting the Baker College Running Start online Application linked here. 
   2. Students will continue starting at step 3 in the instructions linked above. 
   3. Students should pay careful attention to step 13 in the instructions linked above. If you are participating in Dual Enrollment follow step 13-a. If you are participating in Early College follow step 13-b. 
2. Within 2 business day of submitting your online application to the Baker College Running Start program, you will receive two very important emails to the email address that you listed when you applied. 
   1. Will contain your username and instructions for setting up your Baker Account.
   2. Will have your Student Number (UIN) and directions for the Student Welcome Experience. Students must complete the Student Welcome Experience, scoring a 10 or higher to be able to register for their classes. 
3. Using the information from the two emails, follow the directions linked here: Information for Baker account set up and Student Welcome Experience (SWE) linked here.

If your account is locked or you are having any other IT related issue with your account, call the Help Desk! Baker College Help Desk – 800-645-8350

Questions regarding the Baker College Application, Student Welcome Experience, or setting up your Baker Account can be directed to Baker College. email: runningstart@baker.edu   phone: 231-876-3148

Follow the Baker College Enrollment checklist provided by the Shiawassee RESD to make sure that you meet all Baker College and Shiawassee RESD enrollment requirements. 

1. To apply to LCC, follow this link. 
   1. New student application instructions linked here. 
2. 24 hours after completing the application students will receive an email containing their LCC student ID. 
3. Using their student ID, students will activate their account. Instructions can be found on page 17 and 18 of the new student application instructions linked above. 
4. Students must activate their account to be able to register for classes. 

Any technological problems with the application can be directed to the LCC help desk, website linked here. 

An overview of Dual Enrollment through LCC can be found on their High School Dual Enrollment webpage, linked here. At the bottom of the page there is a graphic with 6 steps. Students focus on completing steps 1 through 3. Following the instructions above, students will have completed steps 1 and 2. Students will complete step 3, assessment, and step 4, approval form, as directed by the SRESD in April when the SRESD attends each school district to schedule students courses. Step 5, orientation will also take place as directed by the SRESD, dates are to be announced. Step 6, FERPA release, is optional for students to complete. 

Follow the LCC Enrollment Checklist provided by the Shiawassee RESD to make sure that you meet all LCC and Shiawassee RESD enrollment requirements. 

1. To apply to Mott Community College, follow this link. 
   1. Be sure to use your personal email, not your high school email.
2. Following your acceptance email, you will need to activate your MCC email, access Canvas, and set up 2 Step Authentication (duo-mobile). 
   1. For Duo Mobile, follow the steps in the email you received from MCC. Here is an infographic for further details. 
3. Students must also complete the Dual Enrollment/Early Admit Certification Form, linked here. 
   1. SRESD will provide this to students when selecting classes in April. It should be returned to Brandi Brown, brownb@sresd.org or dropped off at the Early College and Dual Enrollment office. 
4. An advisor from Mott will be at the SRESD to help students plan their courses on February 24th, 2023. More details to come. 
5. The SRESD will attend each district throughout April to help students register for their fall 2023 courses. Mott students must register themselves for their courses. 
   1. How to Register for Classes in BackPack. 

For more information on Mott's Dual Enrollment and Early College programs, follow this link to their website. 

Technical questions regarding the application can be directed to Mott Community College. phone: 810-235-5533   email: admission@mcc.edu

Follow the Mott Community College Enrollment Checklist provided by the Shiawassee RESD to make sure that you meet all Mott Community College and Shiawassee RESD enrollment requirements. 

Q:. When does a student apply to their desired program? 

A: Students can apply starting December 19th, and must complete their application before March 1st. 

Q: How do I get more information about SRESD programs? 

A: Countrywide information sessions will be held over zoom on January 24th and February 23rd. You can also reach out to the Early College Coordinator, phelps@sresd.org for information about Early College and Dual Enrollment or the CTE Coordinator, nixon@sresd.org for information about CTE programs. 

Q: What does a student do after applying to a CTE program? 

A: Student's will receive an application confirmation letter in the mail. No action is required until June/July when information about orientations is sent out. 

Q: What does a student do after applying to Dual Enrollment?

A: Student's will receive an application confirmation letter in the mail with a signature packet and enrollment checklist. The signature packet must be completed and returned to the SRESD to ensure participation in the program. Follow the steps on the checklist to ensure participation in the program. College information can be found on the SRESD website on the 2023-2024 Enrollment Information page.

Q: What does a student do after applying to Early College?

A: Student's will receive an application confirmation letter in the mail with a signature packet and enrollment checklist. The signature packet must be completed and returned to the SRESD to ensure participation in the program. Follow the steps on the checklist to ensure participation in the program. College information can be found on the SRESD website on the 2023-2024 Enrollment Information page.

Q: What are the Early College Interviews? 

A: Early College interviews are only required for Early College Program applicants. Interviews will be held in mid-march and require both student and parent/guardian presence. 

Q: Does one application allow my student into multiple SRESD programs? 

A: No. Students must complete an application for each program they would like to participate in, i.e. a student who wants to participate in Dual Enrollment and CTE must fill out both SRESD applications. 

Q: Does a student's Dual Enrollment or Early College application also apply them to their desired college? 

A: No. A student must fill out their SRESD Dual Enrollment or Early College application, and apply to their desired college.  College information can be found on the SRESD website on the 2023-2024 Enrollment Information page.

Q: What is a parent/guardian's role in the application process? 

A: Parent/guardian's must sign the signature packet for Dual Enrollment, Early College, and CTE. Parent/Guardian's must also attend an Early College interview session if their student is an Early College applicant. 

Q: What orientations does a student need to attend? 

A: New students must attend a one SRESD orientation for each program they are in, i.e. a CTE student must attend a CTE orientation. Dual Enrollment students must attend a Dual Enrollment orientation. Early College students must attend a Early College orientation. If a student is both CTE and Dual Enrollment or Early college they must attend both orientations. Dual enrollment and Early College students must also attend orientation through their desired college. 

Q: What do returning students need to do? 

A: Returning students should apply to their desired SRESD program and follow the section labeled 'returning students' on their desired college/program enrollment checklist. Returning students will receive an application confirmation letter with a signature packet to be returned to the SRESD and enrollment checklist.  Returning students do not have to attend any orientations.