Continuing Education courses for Summer II and Fall 2026 are now available to view in Self-Service. Course sections listed with a begin date after July 1, 2026 will open for registration on July 1, 2026.
Enroll as a Non-US Student
As part of our enrollment process, Durham Tech reviews the immigration and residency status of all non-US citizen applicants and provides enrollment advising.
Explore your options with staff at the Center for the Global Learner in White (Building 1), Room 1-148. To schedule an appointment, email cgl@durhamtech.edu or call 919-536-7264, ext. 3228.
Enroll as a Non-US Citizen Student
Non-US citizen students such as asylees, DACA, green card holders, refugees, undocumented, or students with visa status other than F-1.
Enroll as a Student Requiring F-1 Visa Status
Students abroad seeking F-1 visa, currently in the US with I-20 and F1 visa status, or currently in the US requesting change of status to F-1 visa status.
Enrollment Requirements
High school diploma or completion of a college degree is required for admission.
If you completed high school or college outside of the US, your degree, diploma, certificate, or transcript must be translated into English and reviewed by staff in the Center for the Global Learner to verify eligibility.
To earn transfer credit for college courses you have taken outside of the US, your transcript must be professionally evaluated. Explore local certified Translation and Evaluation Services.
Improve Your English
For students whose first language is not US English, the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program helps you improve your English skills necessary for you to succeed in your coursework.
Follow the Enrollment Steps and read more about EAP Testing and Course Placement.