High school students taking concurrent enrollment courses must work through their high school counselor and the DMACC Career Advantage team. Registration for these students usually requires a specific signed agreement form rather than online self-registration.
DMACC offers flexibility in how students build their schedules.
DMACC offers over 400 online courses. When registering online, look for course sections labeled (fully online, no set meeting time) or “ZO” (live Zoom sessions). One common mistake: assuming all “online” sections are self-paced — they’re not. Check the syllabus before enrolling. dmacc registration
Most students register through myDMACC . If you experience technical issues, the DMACC Registration Office can assist you by phone at 515-964-6800. 4. Specialized Registration Types Southeast Polk 9-12th Grade Registration Guide
Assessments ensure you are placed in courses that match your skill level. DMACC offers over 400 online courses
For thousands of students each semester, registering for classes at Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) is more than just clicking “enroll.” It’s the gateway to a degree, a career change, or a fresh start. But with multiple campuses, online options, and critical deadlines, the process can feel overwhelming — especially for first-time college students.
Thousands of Iowa high schoolers take DMACC classes for both high school and college credit. Registration requires a signed and may have earlier deadlines. Talk to your high school counselor first — not all classes transfer the same way. Check the syllabus before enrolling
“Take a screenshot of your schedule after you register. Systems go down. Trust me.” — Maria, Nursing student