Welcome!
Whether you're just getting started with Dual Credit or returning for another course, we’re glad you’re here. At NorQuest, we believe that we are who we include, and that means creating a supportive, welcoming space for every student.
As a Dual Credit student, you’re part of our college community. You’ll have access to student events and NorQuest resources, including our library, Centre for Growth and Harmony, Career Centre, and more.
Ready to get started?
Once you have enrolled in Dual Credit, taking the right steps early will set you up for success! Stay organized and proactive by following these key actions:
- Check in with your school to gather all the information you’ll need to succeed.
- If you need accommodations, book a meeting with an Accessibility Advisor.
- Stay on top of updates by regularly checking for emails to your new NorQuest email address through MyMail
Once you enroll in a Dual Credit course, you'll receive a NorQuest email address for communication and important notices from the College.
How to log in:
- After applying, you'll get a letter with your username and password.
- Go to the MyMail page and click "Login."
- Enter your username and password exactly as shown in the letter, then click "Sign In."
- Change your temporary password after logging in for the first time.
Note: NorQuest passwords must be at least 8 characters, with one special character (%?!@#).
- Log into misiwe pehtâkwanif you're taking an online course.
Misiwe pehtâkwan is NorQuest’s online learning platform.
Accessing Misiwe pehtâkwan
If your course includes an online component, you’ll get an email in your MyMail account with your username and password to login to misiwe.
Be sure to check your email once you register for your course, so you’re ready to get started!
- Reach out to your instructor, introduce yourself, and find the best way to stay in touch throughout the course.
Tip: Keep a copy of your course outline—it might be needed for transfer credit requests later!
Need help with logging in, accessing your course, and other NorQuest-related tech issues?
Staying on track
Your success in the course depends on your participation and effort. Your instructor will check in on your progress throughout the course.
If you’re going to be away, make sure to let your instructor know as soon as possible. In some cases, you might be asked to provide a note or documentation to support your absence.
If you're finding things challenging; you’re not alone. You may be asked to connect with your school and your instructor so we can work together to support you.
Co-requisite courses
Some Dual Credit programs include co-requisite courses, which are courses you need to take at the same time as your Dual Credit course.
If you don’t finish a required co-requisite, you won’t receive your NorQuest credential until it’s completed.
Thinking about what’s next?
Your Dual Credit experience is a great first step, and we can help you build on it.
If you're finishing high school and want to explore NorQuest programs or other post-secondary options, we’re here to support you.
NorQuest pathways
Learn about your options at NorQuest by browsing our selection of career ready programs or if you are not sure what you would like to study, take our NorQuest career pathways quiz!
Got questions? Book an appointment with an advisor.
Transferring
Many NorQuest programs and courses are transferable to other post-secondary institutions. You can check if your course transfers to another institution through Transfer Alberta.