ECCP provides opportunity for high school students to seek course work not available in their high school as non-degree seeking Dual Enrollment students at Marquette University. Only students attending a Wisconsin high school may pursue coursework through the ECCP. For complete details about the program, visit DPI's ECCP website. 

ECCP Application 

Applicants who want to take ECCP course at Marquette University are required to submit ECCP application to Marquette University each semester.

There are two separate application links for New Applicants and Returning Applicants. 

• ECCP Application for New Applicants If you have never taken Marquette courses, you are a New Applicant. 
• ECCP Application for Returning Applicants If you have taken any Marquette course, you are a Returning Applicant. You will be asked for your MUID number when filling out the application. Your MUID number never expires; if you couldn't find your MUID number, please contact us. 

Required Application Materials

• Most recent High School transcripts (could be unofficial transcript).
• District Approval formsigned by applicant, parent, and district. 

Admission Criteria 

• Junior or Senior High School Student
• Cumulative High School GPA 3.0
• Meet Marquette prerequisites requirements of any course you requested. Prerequisites  can be found in our Course Catalog.  

Application Review and Class Registration Timeline 

• Admission to ECCP program and district approval form do NOT guarantee a seat in the classroom. Each semester after the start of course registration, we will enroll ECCP students to their chosen classes only if there are seats available. We are not able to place ECCP students in to classes which are full. 
• In case class is full, we encourage student to change to a different class session or a different course which has already been approved by their district. 
• All ECCP course registrations must be processed through Marquette University's dual enrollment office. ECCP students should NOT add or drop any course in Checkmarq by themselves. 

Marquette Course Search

How should ECCP student search for Marquette courses

Course Catalog is usually published in mid March for summer and fall semester classes, and late October for spring semester classes. Information including course description, course schedule, instructor, prerequisites requirements can be found in the Course Catalog. 

AP credits

If you have taken AP courses, you can use this AP placement chart to evaluate whether your AP credits will help you to meet the prerequisites requirements. 

Credits Limit

Early College Credit Program students may enroll in a maximum of seven credits each term. The state of Wisconsin restricts the total number of Early College Credit Program credits to 18 credits in total.

Order Marquette University Official Transcript

• Current Students: Students who have Checkmarq access
• Alumni and former students: Students who no longer have access to Checkmarq

Campus Resources

Marquette has a variety of Campus Resources that will benefit ECCP students. We recommend all ECCP students check it out. 

If you have questions regarding reimbursement of Textbooks, Digital Content or Software that are required by your course, please contact your district. Marquette does not provide such reimbursement. 

Contact

Any questions, please email Marquette Dual Enrollment Team dualenrollment@marquette.edu