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 and keep working toward your degree.
Getting Started
Follow these steps to starting classes at Delta and getting that much closer to reaching your career goals.
Create an account (use personal email) and submit a new guest application. All guest students will need to complete a new admissions guest application each semester.
Choosing the correct student type:
- Select “Guest Student” if you are currently attending another institution.
About four hours after receiving your acceptance email, you'll receive an email from accounts@delta.edu with instructions on setting up your Delta account.
This account will give you access to your Delta email, Student Self-Service and much more. The activation process is most easily done on a device other than your cell phone.
Need help setting up your MFA? We have a team available to assist you with access issues to campus technology. You can also check out our online step-by-step guides.
Step #3: Register for classes
Once you've set up your Delta account, go to www.delta.edu/students, select the tools drop down in the top right corner, and select Student Self-Service.
Before logging in, download our step-by-step registration guide to help you along the way.
If you are having trouble registering please contact the Advising office at 989-686-9330. To schedule an appointment with a Student Success Advisor, visit Pioneer Connect.
Advising is not required for guest students but is highly recommended.
Tips For Success
- Visit campus by scheduling a tour.
- Think about your payment options.
- Buy your books (books are usually available 3 weeks prior to the start of the semester).
Important Dates
- Registration - open now!
- First payment due date - April 5, 2022
- Classes begin - May 9, 2022
- Open registration - March 18, 2022
- First payment due date - July 26, 2022
- Classes begin - August 27, 2022
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Plan your scheduleWe know you are busy. Delta offers flexible course options, including online, blended, day, afternoon and evening classes. We also have downtown centers in Bay City, Midland and Saginaw. Plan ahead by using our class search so you can get the classes you need, when you need them.
The MITransfer - Michigan Transfer Network can help you make sure the classes you take at Delta will count for the credits you want at your college. It's a great resource for guest students wanting to save a few dollars and get ahead by taking classes at Delta during the summer.
Less than half the cost of a public university, with the same quality education.
At Delta, you get small class sizes with professors who see your potential and resources to help you succeed.
Delta has free tutoring and writing and presentation support.
"Delta’s more closely knit than I expected. You see people you know from high school and you meet new people in class. Everyone’s friendly, it’s cool."
Delta College Accounting student
Transferring to MSU
Honors Leadership Board President
