Dual Enrollment

Moorpark College Dual Enrollment

Dual enrollment allows students to earn units toward certificates or degrees and may be transferrable to a four-year university. They may also count toward a high school diploma or adult equivalency. In addition to academic pathways, courses may be part of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, helping students develop in-demand job skills and earn credentials. This opportunity gives students a valuable head start on both their higher education and career goals.

Students have two dual enrollment pathways to begin earning college credit at Moorpark College while still enrolled in their K-12 school: High School Partnership Pathway and/or Academic Enrichment Pathway.

Each option has its own eligibility requirements and enrollment process. Depending on the student, they may be able to participate in both pathways. 

More information and enrollment steps can be found below on the respective pathway website.

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High School Partnership Pathway
For students (grades 9-12) in a Moorpark Class your high school arranged, sponsored, and promoted.
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Academic Enrichment Pathway
For K-12 students enrolling in college courses independently, not covered by a high school partnership.

Dual Enrollment Pathways at a Glance

Planning your courses

Before registering for college courses, it is essential that students take the time to discuss their course options with their high school counselor. Your high school counselor can help determine which courses align with your high school graduation requirements and future academic goals.

You may also make a virtual appointment with our dual enrollment counselor who advises dual enrollment students with a college educational plan. Please contact our dual enrollment counselor via e-mail for more information.