Registration for the Spring 2027 term opens November 13th
Dual Enrollment Webinar Presentation & Recording November 2026
A new WHS Dual Enrollment Agreement form must be completed for each new dual enrollment term (Summer/Fall and Spring).
Forms must be signed by student and parent/guardian and returned to the counseling office before counselors will sign VCCCD eForm MOUs required for college course registration.
Dual Enrollment Agreement Spring 2027.docx.pdfFinal Course Registration Steps
Next steps once VCCCD approval email is received
Show Your Counselor "Proof of Enrollment"
Required for WHS schedule changes
Period Replacing at WHS with a Dual Enrollment Course
Accommodation support for students with disabilities
Dual Enrollment Steps WHS 26-27 (15 x 8.5 in).pdfMoorpark College's dual enrollment counseling team that will be your primary point of contact for questions related to college enrollment, course registration, prerequisite clearance, and other troubleshooting needs.
WHS counselors support students with the WHS Dual Enrollment Agreement, signing eForm MOUs for course registration clearance, course equivalencies, and WHS schedule changes related to dual enrollment courses.
Moorpark College Dual Enrollment Counseling
Call 805-553-4608
Text 805-378-1428
Moorpark College Admissions & Records
Fall Registration Zoom drop in clickable.jpgNOTE: Some colleges will not provide transfer credit for community college coursework taken while an applicant was in high school IF that coursework was added to a high school transcript. Students are also advised to check with their matriculating institutions regarding their preference or policy. Students must ALWAYS place dual enrollment courses needed to meet CVUSD graduation requirements on their high school transcript.
WHS Dual Enrollment Informational Webinar
Presentation Slideshow November 2026
Presentation Recording November 2026
Certain VCCCD community college coursework may meet CVUSD graduation requirements. Please review the lists of corresponding coursework to ensure you are registering for the appropriate course. As some college course titles are changing this fall, please review the equivalency list corresponding to the term you wish to register for. See your counselor with any questions.
VCCCD
College Coursework
These college credits do NOT count towards the 40 external credit limit.
Non-VCCCD
College Coursework
Students may take dual enrollment coursework through any CA community college. These college credits WILL COUNT towards the 40 external credit limit.
What is
Dual Enrollment?
Students are enrolled as both a high school student and college student at the same time
Students register for courses on their own through the community college portal after counselor and community college clearance via the e-MOU form
Courses are taught by a college professor either on your high school campus, at the college campus, or virtually
Students may register for 11 units maximum per college semester
Course registration is first come, first served. Please note that DE students register for courses AFTER non-DE students and some courses may be filled prior to DE registration opening.
Although students may register for Summer and Fall term college courses at the same time, they must submit two separate community college MOUs (one for each term)
Students who skip two consecutive main terms of classes (fall and spring) will need to reapply for VCCCD admissions before registering for a course
CVUSD school counselors do not have access to student's grades, current or final, and are unable to assist in academic monitoring. Students who are struggling in a dual enrollment course should reach out to their college professor immediately!
Benefits of
Dual Enrollment
Tuition is free
Students can earn high school and college credit at the same time (3 unit college courses and higher earn 10 high school credits; less than 3 college units earns 5 high school credits)
Honors bump is given to dual enrollment courses (same weight as Honors/AP/IB courses in CVUSD and for UC/CSU college admissions GPAs)
College units may transfer to a four year college (much like a passing AP exam score), allowing students to graduate from college earlier
Students can explore coursework that may not be available on their high school campus
Research shows that dual enrollment students are more likely to graduate from high school and go on to earn a college degree
Grades become a permanent part of a student's college transcript
Credit earned through coursework taken through Moorpark, Oxnard, and Ventura Colleges do not count towards the 40 credit limit placed on external, transferable credits in CVUSD
What is Cal-GETC? Cal-GETC (short for California General Education Transfer Curriculum) is a series of courses that California community college students can complete to satisfy most freshman/sophomore level general education requirements before transferring to UC. By completing courses from the community colleges' Cal-GETC lists, students are more likely to receive transferable college credit through dual enrollment.
Moorpark College Cal-GETC Info & Cal-GETC List of Transferable Community College Courses
Oxnard College Cal-GETC Info & Cal-GETC List of Transferable Community College Courses
Ventura College Cal-GETC Info & Cal-GETC List of Transferable Community College Courses
What is Assist.org? ASSIST is an online system that provides information about transferring courses from a California community college to a California State University (CSU) or University of California (UC) campus. High school students can use ASSIST to identify the courses that will satisfy general education and major requirements at California public four-year institutions.
Note: Dual enrollment courses from VCCCD will not be counted towards the 40 external CVUSD credit limit.