Dual Enrollment New Student Orientation
Start Strong with Orientation
Starting college classes while still in high school is an exciting milestone, and we’re here to help you feel confident and prepared every step of the way. Orientation is your first step as a Dual Enrollment student and is designed to set you up for success from day one.
During orientation, you will:
- Learn about college expectations, policies and what it means to be a successful Dual Enrollment student.
- Learn how to access and navigate the student portal.
- Get step-by-step guidance on registering for courses.
- Review important dates and what to expect in your classes.
- Discover the resources and support available to you.
Be sure to complete orientation before the semester begins—it's your key to getting started, and you’ll need it before you can begin classes.
By the end of the session, you’ll feel ready, informed and confident as you begin your journey at Trident Tech!
Orientation Options
Students may attend either an in-person or virtual session. All sessions cover the same essential information. Click on the session you wish to attend to register.
Orientation Schedule
June 2026
In-Person Sessions
TTC Thornley Campus – Bldg. 920, Rm. 791
Virtual Session
Attend online from anywhere.
July 2026
In-Person Sessions
TTC Thornley Campus – Bldg. 920, Rm. 791
Virtual Session
Attend online from anywhere.
August 2026
In-Person Session
TTC Thornley Campus – Bldg. 920, Rm. 791
Virtual Session
Attend online from anywhere.
Next Steps
After completing your admission requirements, you will receive instructions to register for orientation. Completion of orientation is required before enrolling in classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Orientation is required for all Dual Enrollment students and must be completed before starting classes.
Registration links will be available soon. Be sure to check your email for updates and instructions.
Both options cover the same information. Choose the format that works best for your schedule.
Yes—parents and guardians are welcome to attend. However, it’s most important that students are present and fully engaged, since the information shared will help you get started and succeed in your classes. Parents are welcome to join if they’d like to learn more and support you along the way.
You should sign up for another available session as soon as possible to avoid delays in starting your classes.
You’ll need a device with internet access and a quiet space so you can fully participate in the session.