The dual enrollment partnership between Warren County’s five public high schools and Warren County Community College is a great way for high school students to get a head start on their college education.
Students using transferred credits from the WCCC’s D2D have the potential to graduate college early. Free WCCC transcripts are sent to prospective colleges who then determine how the credits will be applied. Early graduation saves tuition, fees, books, and living expenses.
By taking advantage of WCCC’s D2D, students not only earn college credits while in high school, but they can save THOUSANDS of dollars in tuition expenses! This means LESS STUDENT LOAN DEBT!
Here is a look at the average tuition and fees for a year of college in 2022*:
*Source: College Board (click on the link for more information)
MyWarren is the service Warren County Community College uses that allows students to access their unofficial transcripts*, online classes, and other registration-related items.
To access MyWarren, go to the WCCC homepage at www.warren.edu. In the top right center of the page, you will see MyWarren in gold lettering. This is a link to the MyWarren service. Click on that link.
Students do not start out with passwords so you will need to create one. Here are the instructions to do that:
This will send an email to your personal email account. It may take up to 10 minutes before you will get the system email with instructions on how to reset your password.
Most high school students do not have a personal email address on file with WCCC. We do not accept high school email addresses because even after high school, students need to have access to the email address on file to be able to get back into MyWarren.
If you aren’t sure if you have a personal email address on file with WCCC, please email Dr. Lisa Stoll at [email protected]. In the email include:
If you don’t know your WCCC student ID#, please speak to your high school counselor. All dual-enrollment students are taking college classes and are therefore college students and under FERPA, are considered adults. Requests must come directly from the student and not from parents, guardians, or counselors.
*To get an official transcript please contact WCCC’s registrar’s office at 908-835-2300 or email the office: [email protected].