STEP 01

Apply & Register

Documents can be found on the Dual Enrollment website. Email documents to dualenrollment@msubillings.edu

STEP 02

Setup a Password for NetID

Once registered for classes, students will need to setup a password to go with their MSUB NetID. IDs are emailed to students after registration, please check all folders in your email to find your MSUB dual enrollment confirmation. 

STEP 03

Log into Canvas (online class platform)

On the MSU Billings homepage, click on "canvas" link located at the top in the gray bar. to access MSUB's online learning platform.  To login you will use your msubillings email address which is usually firstname.lastname@msubillings.edu and the password is the one you setup to go with your NetID.  If this does not work, log into MyMSUB using your NetID/password -- clicking on "view all cards" and finding "View ID" card -- it will have your email address and also your canvas login email (usually they are the same). 

STEP 04

Order Textbooks

Find your course materials on the Campus Store website. Use your Net ID to shop by your schedule. Students are not obligated to purchase textbooks from MSU Billings, though they must purchase required course materials.

STEP 05

Attend Class

Log into your MyMSUB using your Net ID and password to view your class schedule. The academic calendar is emailed to students after registration and is also located on the dual enrollment homepage. For online classes, log into canvas on the first day of class. Students taking online classes will need to log into the class several times a week.

STEP 05

Pay Your Bill

Students will receive a bill after they have used the 1, 2 Free Scholarship. Students can pay their bill in their MyMSUB portal, by calling the Business Office, or in-person. Hardship Scholarship is available.

*Some high schools pay for tuition after 1, 2 Free funds are exhausted.

Contact Dual Enrollment

dualenrollment@msubillings.edu

406.247.3015

Dual Enrollment FAQs

Yes, students under the age of 16 can take classes as long as they meet the Underage Policy requirements.

Yes, MSUB maintains institutional accreditation and our credits will transfer to other accredited schools. However, it is up to the receiving institution as to whether they will accept MSUB credits and how/if they will apply them to the student’s program of study.

Dual Enrollment students can take a variety of in-person and online classes. Students must meet any prerequisites. Classes that are commonly taken by dual enrollment students include:

  • American History I or II

  • College Algebra

  • College Writing

  • Discover Biology

  • Elementary Spanish I & II

  • Enjoyment of Music

  • Intro to American Government

  • Intro to Computers

  • Intro to Literature

  • Intro to Psychology

  • Intro to Public Speaking

  • Intro to Sociology