Join or Renew NACEP Membership
Join or renew your NACEP membership to stay connected with the nation’s leading network for dual and concurrent enrollment. Membership gives you access to exclusive resources, professional learning, national advocacy, and a vibrant community of peers. Whether you’re renewing or joining for the first time, there’s no better time to be part of NACEP. Check out our member benefits to see all that’s included.
Have questions? Visit our FAQ page for more information.
Post-Secondary Institution ($560)
Any public or private postsecondary institution that supports the mission of NACEP and concurrent and dual enrollment.
Secondary Institution ($150)
Any public, public charter, or private high school, school district, secondary career center, or consortia of school districts that supports the mission of NACEP and concurrent and dual enrollment.
Secondary School District**
NACEP partners with organizations to offer special pricing tailored for K12 school districts to provide membership to multiple high schools within a district.
State Agency/System Office ($200)
Any state agency or central offices of statewide systems of colleges and universities that support the mission of NACEP and concurrent and dual enrollment.
System and Multi-Campus Memberships**
NACEP partners with organizations to offer special pricing tailored for system offices and multi-campus institutions
Partner Organization ($200)
Any professional organization that supports the mission of NACEP and concurrent and dual enrollment.
Individual ($75)
Any individual not affiliated with a post-secondary or partner institution who supports the mission of NACEP and concurrent and dual enrollment. If you are affiliated with a post-secondary or partner institution, please apply under the appropriate category.
Individual membership requires special approval and is usually only granted to graduate students in the field and consultants. To request approval, please contact Aspin Sanchez at asanchez@nacep.org.
Emeritus ($0)
Upon outstanding professional service and/or retirement, a person who has been an active member of the Alliance for five (5) consecutive years may be recommended and/or request Emeritus membership status. Emeritus status is approved by the Board.
**Please contact Aspin Sanchez, asanchez@nacep.org or (919) 593-5205 for pricing or additional information.
Whether you are renewing your membership or joining NACEP for the first time, please fill out the Membership Form here.
Watch the how-to video tutorial for tips on how to get started!
Need an invoice or paying by check?
Fill out the membership form above and select “Pay Later” on the final payment page. An invoice will be emailed to the primary contact.
Note: Membership is not active until payment is received and processed.
To activate your membership immediately, please pay by credit card.
NACEP is a 501(c)(3) Corporation: TIN# 16-1609101. A signed W-9 can be found here. Contact Jameka Eubanks, jeubanks@nacep.org if additional information is needed to register NACEP as a vendor with your institution.
Once payment is complete the primary contact and any active sub-members will receive a confirmation email.
Questions about membership?
Contact Aspin Sanchez, asanchez@nacep.org or call 919-593-5205.
Welcome to your go-to guide for all things related to NACEP Membership. Whether you're joining, renewing, or just exploring, we've got answers!
What are the benefits of NACEP membership?
As the nation’s only membership organization dedicated to concurrent and dual enrollment partnerships, NACEP brings institutions together to foster collaboration, professional growth, program development, research, and advocacy.
NACEP Members receive:
- Access to a national network of peers
- Professional development and training
- Research, resources, and advocacy tools
- Exclusive members-only benefits and discounts
Do I need to be an accredited institution to join?
No. NACEP accreditation is not required to become a member.
Who is eligible for membership?
ANYONE! NACEP Membership is open to any institution or organization involved in dual enrollment, including:
- K-12 districts
- Colleges and universities
- State agencies
- Nonprofits and education-focused organizations
How long does membership last?
Membership runs on a calendar year: January 1 – December 31.
When does my membership become active?
- Credit card: Immediately after payment
- Check payment: Once the check is received and processed
Do I need to be a member to attend NACEP events?
No, but members receive discounted rates and access to exclusive sessions and content.
What is the institutional account? What is its purpose?
The institutional account is a shared account for your organization. This account should be used to:
- Renew membership for your institution
- Register multiple employees for events
- Add sub-members so colleagues can access all NACEP membership benefits
Who is responsible for the institutional account credentials?
The primary contact will create the credentials when joining or renewing the membership. They can share it with others on the team.
What should I do if I forgot my institutional account login?
Check with your institution's primary contact to see if they have the login credentials. If needed, reach out to Aspin Sanchez, asanchez@nacep.org for assistance.
Note: You cannot reset institutional account credentials on the website — only individual accounts have that option
I can't select a membership category when logging in. Why?
You're likely logged into an individual (not institutional) account. Use your institution’s primary email to access full membership features.
What is my Region or Territory? NACEP’s five regions are based on your state’s institution's location.
- Region 1: CT, DC, DE, MA, MD, ME, NC, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VA, VT, WV
- Region 2: AL, FL, GA, IN, KY, MI, MS, OH, SC, TN
- Region 3: AR, IL, LA, MO, OK, TX
- Region 4: IA, KS, ND, NE, MN, MT, SD, WI, WY
- Region 5: AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA
How do I get an invoice?
Fill out the membership form and choose “Pay Later” during checkout. An invoice will be emailed to your Primary Contact.
What is a Primary Contact?
The Primary Contact is the person who:
- Manages your institution’s NACEP account
- Handles membership renewal and payments
- Adds or removes sub-members
- Can register teams for events
- Receives essential NACEP communications
Tip: The Primary Contact should not unsubscribe from NACEP emails. Keep your Primary Contact info up to date.
What is a Sub-Member?
Sub-Members are individuals connected to an institutional account • who receive:
- Their own NACEP login
- Full member benefits
- Access to events, listserv, and members-only content
- Management by the Primary Contact
How do I add Sub-Members?
Follow this video
- Log into the institutional account
- Go to "Membership"
- Click "Manage Sub-Members" to add or remove individuals
I got a new job. What should I do?
Congrats! Email your new contact details to Aspin Sanchez, asanchez@nacep.org so we can update your records.
My account says “inactive,” but my institution is active. Why?
You may not be listed as a Sub-Member. Contact your Primary Contact to be added.
How can I check if my institution is already a member?
Use the Membership Directory to search for your organization.
Who can I contact for help with login issues or account management?Contact Aspin Sanchez, asanchez@nacep.org.
Please reference the video tutorials below for helpful tips and tricks on managing your NACEP membership:
The NACEP membership calendar year is January 1st to December 31st.
If you have questions about membership, contact NACEP Membership and Communication Specialist, Aspin Sanchez at asanchez@nacep.org or call 919-593-5205. Please note, your membership benefits will not begin until payment is received.