Dual Enrollment through Moorpark College

Dual Enrollment at Moorpark College is for K-12 students who wish to take college classes in addition to their K-12 courseload. These students pick and choose coursework listed in the Schedule of Classes, offered through the Moorpark College main campus.

These students will be in the course of their choice alongside other Moorpark College students. They can take their classes tuition-free*, but must purchase their own textbooks.

^{*Dual Enrollment at Moorpark College students are exempt from paying college tuition ($46 per unit), but are be required to pay the MC Health Fee, MC Student Activity fee,  MC Student Center Fee, and MC Student Rep Fee (total ranging from $27-$35 per semester). Paying these fees give students access to our Student Health Center and a Student ID card from our Student Activities Office.}

Moorpark College partners with local K-12 school districts to bring Moorpark College Pathway courses to high school campuses, based on a special district agreements. The students who attend these specific high schools can begin taking college courses in our Pathways while still enrolled in high school, tuition-free*, without the need for transportation to the college campus. Our courses are taught by our skilled Moorpark College faculty members, and we work with the high schools to offer courses suitable for high school students. Our Dual Enrollment Pathway students can receive both high school and college credits for taking our courses, as well as develop their college readiness skills to ensure their success in higher education.  

These courses are not found in the Schedule of Classes since they are not open to the general public. Please check with your specific high school for the list of classes being offered through your high school.

^{*Dual Enrollment Pathway students are exempt from paying college tuition ($46 per unit), but depending on their high school district's specific agreement with our VCCCD district, may be required to pay the Health Fee, Student Activity fee,  Student Center Fee, and Student Rep Fee (total ranging from $27-$33 per semester). Please check with your high school. Students who are required to pay these fees are also able to use the Student Health Center on campus and pickup a Student ID card from our Student Activities Office.}

The Moorpark College Dual Enrollment Program currently partners with following school districts to offer our courses through their high school campuses:

• Conejo Valley Unified School District  
• Las Virgenes Unified School District
• Oak Park Unified School District  
• Moorpark Unified School District  
• Simi Valley Unified School District   
• California Youth Authority  

Submit an application for the term (semester) you want to take a course. You will create an OpenCCC account, then be re-routed to apply to Moorpark College specifically. 

Need help? Step-By-Step instructions: Application Video. This video goes through every page of the application, step-by-step with voice-over guidance on how to complete the application as a dual enrollment student. 

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After you apply to Moorpark College, you will receive a "Welcome" email with a link to your "Portal Setup Wizard". Click this link (within 20 days, because it will expire) and follow the directions to setup your MyVCCCD Portal.

This account will be your Moorpark College online portal. You will use it to register/add/pay for classes, request transcripts, view grades, order parking permits, access your online courses, and connect to student resources.

Need help? For help with setting up your Portal, follow slides #5-#24 in this PowerPoint. (This PowerPoint guide covers all the steps to register in a Moorpark College course as a Dual Enrollment student, so feel free to follow every slide in the presentation and/or download the powerpoint below.)

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First, choose the class(es) you want to take. You can choose a class from the Schedule of Classes, or a class that your high school is offering (if your high school is offering specific dual enrollment courses).

Then, complete the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) form here: Digital MOU

Complete the form in its entirety, filling out your personal information at the top, the course code (example: Psychology M01 or PSY M01) for the class you want to take, and the email addresses of your school counselor and parent. Sign the bottom and submit it.

Lastly, after your school counselor and parent sign the form, Admissions and Records will clear you to take the course listed on the form and alert you when you have been cleared.

***If you wish to take a Math or English course, please complete the Math and English Self-Placement Assessments in addition to completing the MOU Form above: https://www.moorparkcollege.edu/apply-and-enroll/self-placement-guides***

Need help? If you need assistance with this step, follow slides #25-#31 of this PowerPoint for a visual guide or email mcdualenrollment@vcccd.edu with questions.

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Great job in making it this far!

Once you have been cleared by Admissions and Records to take the classes listed on your MOU form, you may now register for the course you wish to take. This is the easiest part, we promise!

Log into your portal and click on the Register/Pay tab. Then click on Register, choose your term, verify your address/phone number/account information, and enter the CRN number in the Course Shopping Cart to register for the class. 

Need help? Follow this visual guide: Registration Guide

To verify that you are successfully enrolled in your class, view your Schedule Bill located in your portal. Click here to see how to access it: Schedule Bill

If the class shows up on your Schedule Bill, you are successfully enrolled!

FERPA, or the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, is a federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. This law applies to any student that reaches the age of 18 or begins attending a college or university, regardless of age. FERPA rights are transferred from the parent/guardian to the student, meaning that students must act on their own behalf. Parents, guardians, relatives, or friends of MC students are not permitted to enroll, drop, or add classes on behalf of the student. The same applies to requesting transcripts or grade verifications. 

Even though a student may still be enrolled in high school and is a dependent of their parent/guardian, we must maintain confidentiality in regards to student records and can only discuss student information with the student. A student may allow their parent to be included in conversations regarding confidential information, but only with the student's consent. A student can submit a completed FERPA form to permit the sharing of student records: FERPA Form

Visit the U.S. Department of Education website for more information.