Map Your Future

Log in to MyVCCCCD (the student portal) to check your registration date and register.

MyVCCCD is the portal to online services, providing college and district information for current students. New applicants and reapplying returning students will be provided a link to the portal setup in their acceptance email from the college.

MyVCCCD provides access to the following online services and features:

• Registration status appointments and calendars
• Request official transcripts•Registration, add, and drop classes
• Pay fees, purchase Student Photo ID Cards
• Purchase parking permits (can only be done online!)
• Sign up for payment plan (can only be done online!)
• Financial aid: Track and manage awards
• Check progress toward a degree, certificate, or transfer requirements using DegreeWorks
• Access online classes
• View/Print Class Schedule
• View/Print Unofficial transcript
• Print official enrollment verification
• Search for classes using the registration “shopping cart” or the “searchable” schedule of classes (find drop deadlines, prerequisites, more!)
• Update personal information (address, phone, emergency contact numbers, major, program of study, educational goal)
• Forward college email to a personal email account (REQUIRED if you want to receive college emails to your personal account)
• Change portal password

Need to apply for admission? 

Moorpark, Oxnard, and Ventura colleges and Ventura College East Campus are currently offering the following types of Instruction* for Summer and Fall 2021.

Mode of Instruction	Description
In-Person	Meets face-to-face.
Fully Online (synchronous/required Zoom/live sessions)	Synchronous instruction is when classes occur on a set schedule; students and instructors are online at the same time; classes have at least one scheduled live session, either Zoom or Canvas. Students must attend (be online) at the exact same time as the professor.
Fully Online (asynchronous/no Zoom or live sessions)	Asynchronous class instruction, assignments, assessments, and communications occur online through the learning management system, Canvas. There are no Zoom or live sessions.
Partially Online (In-Person/Online Mix)	A mix of in-person and online instruction.
Hybrid/Partially Online	During the transition back to campus, the maximum number of students attending in-person meetings for hybrid/partially online classes will adhere to current social distancing guidelines. In some situations, students may be placed into groups that will attend in-person class meetings on a rotating basis at the arrangement of the instructor. Please contact your instructor for more information regarding when you are required to meet in-person and when you are required to meet online before coming to campus.
HyFlex Classes	Certain hybrid/partially online classes are designed to provide students with more flexibility in their mode of attendance. These HyFlex classes involve class sessions in which some students attend class meetings in-person with the instructor on campus, and some students attend remotely and synchronously via a live Zoom meeting. HyFlex classes may or may not also include asynchronous course activities in Canvas. This class modality also allows for the possibility for more students to engage in the on-campus classroom as social distancing conditions improve, or it may allow for some students to remain remote via Zoom and Canvas for the entire semester. Please click on the notes section of your class to determine whether it is HyFlex. If you are enrolled in a HyFlex class, please contact your instructor for more information regarding when you are required to meet in-person and when you are required to meet remotely via Zoom before coming to campus.

*Only specific courses are being offered in both an in-person and hybrid format. These courses, and the programs they are offered through, have been approved to have either full-time or part-time on-ground instruction, while also following social distance and health and safety guidelines.

How to search for classes with or without Required Zoom Sessions

From the Class Schedule, click Advanced Search. You can search for online classes that have required live Zoom sessions or other online classes without required live Zoom sessions. 

Summer and Fall 2021

Pay for Summer and Fall 2021. Learn about payment plans. Click on the links below for more details on fees.

 Financial aid professionals serve students by providing information to secure the necessary financial resources to meet a student’s educational objectives. Many financial aid programs are available and vary in eligibility criteria, award amounts, and repayment options. The types and amounts of financial aid awards are subject to availability of funds, eligibility for funds, enrollment status and financial need; financial aid professionals assist students throughout the financial aid process.

Check with your college Financial Aid Office for the most current information about the financial aid opportunities available to you. To be considered for financial aid, students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application for each academic year.

Save Money!
Take your general education classes at community college and transfer to a four-year university. Take career education classes to learn a new skill or career. Students who learn at a community college save as much as:

• $543 per class compared to a CSU
• $1,305 per class compared to a UC; and
• $1,567 per class compared to a private university.

A college counseling department provides essential support to a diverse student population and provides a variety of resources to current and prospective students. Counselors serve students and help a student reach educational goals. Areas of assistance may include helping a student match a major or career choice to their values, interests, and abilities; personal counseling; and assistance with completing a student’s educational planning process. Counselors are specialists in their academic and vocational areas and also teach classes to facilitate personal and career exploration and development, as well as academic survival skills. Individual and group counseling sessions are designed to review educational plans, career interests, and personal concerns, as part of the process of making meaningful life decisions.

Counseling services are available at your convenience. We are currently offering online and telephone appointments. Contact Counseling Services to help you achieve the greatest possible benefit from your college experience.

The libraries at Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges recently launched upgraded web pages on each college website. Current VCCCD students, classified professionals, and faculty automatically have a library account and receive library receipts and notifications in their VCCCD email account. Users can search across all library resources at one time and easily request items from any VCCCD library. The library classified professionals and librarians at all three colleges are committed to continuous improvement - let us know what you think!

Our goal is your educational success and we offer a wide range of student services at each campus.

• Need to map out your educational plan or get advice on what classes to register for?
• Need a little help with homework?
• Planning to re-enter school following your military service? Each campus has a Veterans Resource Center to assist you and navigate you through the registration process.
• Play a sport or watch your favorite college team!
• Wondering how you are going to pay for college?
• Feeling a little under the weather and need to see a nurse on campus?
• Need a book? Check out the virtual campus library.
• Want a little balance with classes and social activities? Check out the club pages and pursue a new interest or make some new friends.

 Veterans Resource Centers are committed to establishing supportive environments and a welcoming campus culture for all veteran students along with their dependents. Founded on the premise that the challenges faced by veterans may be addressed through a combination of services emphasizing academics, camaraderie, and wellness, the Veterans Resource Center staff support and help veterans and their dependents reach their educational goals. The time has never been better for veterans to further their education and training.

Pursuant to the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018, VA beneficiaries who provide a Certificate of Eligibility or valid VAF 28-1905 for the current term will not be dropped for nonpayment.

If you are food insecure, you are not alone. A 2018 Basic Needs Survey by the California Community College Chancellor’s Office found that 56% of students surveyed have dealt with not having enough food to eat. Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges each offer food pantries and other community resources to ensure you don’t go hungry. 

Here are some additional community resources for food and pantry staples:  

• Ventura County Food Share or Pop-up Pantry 
• California Association of Foodbanks 
• Feeding American Foodbank  
• CalFresh 
• Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)  
• Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) 

Financial help to pay for college comes in many forms, including federal financial aid, grants, loans, fee waivers, and scholarships. Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges have financial aid specialists to help you navigate the many options.  

College foundations provide scholarships and other opportunities.

Our colleges host biannual Cash for College workshops, where you can receive help filling out FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) application. Check Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges’ financial aid webpages for detailed information about how you can afford college and Cash for College. 

The California Community Colleges website is another financial aid resource. 

We have partnered with the Ventura County Transportation Commission (VCTC) to provide FREE bus rides to any student with a student ID card. You can ride anytime, anywhere within the county at no cost. 

All you have to do is sign into your student portal and visit the Register/Pay tab for instructions on how to purchase an ID card.  

Visit VCTC’s site for the bus schedules. 

Taking care of your physical and mental health are essential for staying on track with your academic goals. When you enroll at Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges, your student health fee gives you access to Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges’ Health Centers and their trained medical staff.  

Free or low-cost services include: 

• Health screenings 
• Immunizations 
• Sexually transmitted disease (including HIV) counseling, testing, and treatment 
• Nutrition counseling 
• Physicals (campus academic programs only) 
• Mental health counseling  
• Community health resources 

If you need more assistance, we encourage you to check out these additional local resources: 

• Prescription Saving Card by Family Wize  
• Find a Health Center  
• Ventura County Health Care Agency Programs for the Uninsured  
• Ventura County Mental Health Resources  
• Ventura County National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) 

If you are housing or shelter insecure, you are not alone. According to the 2019 California Community College #RealCollege Survey, 19% of respondents said they experienced housing challenges. This includes an inability to pay rent or utilities, couch surfing or needing to move frequently. 

Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges can help you navigate the resources available to bring some stability to your housing situation. Please visit Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges’ housing webpages for info. 

If you need more help, we encourage you to check out these community resources, which offer information about Ventura County shelters, services, and other temporary housing arrangements.  

• Ventura County year-round Homeless Shelter and Services  
• Temporary Housing for individual and families (Rain Project)  
• Independent Living Program for Foster Youth  

Each of our colleges has high-quality, affordable child development facilities with toddler and preschool programs. The Centers are open to children of our students, employees, and community members. Contact Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges’ Child Development Centers for information about their individual programs.  

For additional assistance, check out these county and state programs that can connect you with childcare programs or financial assistance to help pay for childcare.  

• Child Development Resources 
• Children’s Home Society of California  
• Childcare Centers Open for Essential Workers  
• CalWorks  
• Ventura County Child Care Payment Program  

Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura colleges and the Ventura County Community College District can help you find a work-study job or connect you with opportunities within the community. Moorpark, Oxnard, and Ventura colleges and the District Office offer student jobs that will enhance your job skills and work with your course schedule. 

Moorpark College 

• Job Opportunities  
• Federal Work-Study 

Oxnard College 

• Job Opportunities  
• Federal Work-Study  

Ventura College  

• Job Opportunities  
• Federal Work-Study  

Ventura County Community College District 

• On-campus Jobs  
• Ventura County Workforce Development  

If you need additional assistance finding employment, there are county, state, and private staffing agencies that can help you find the right job. 

Local, State & Government Jobs 

• County of Ventura Human Resource Division  
• Volunteer Ventura County  
• CalJobs 
• USA Jobs 

Staffing & Employment Agencies  

• Aeotrek  
• Expresspros 
• UnitedWeStaff 
• Appleone 
• PrideStaff (job search database)    

Our VCCCD Police Department employs sworn-in police officers who provide safe and secure campuses for our students, faculty, staff, and visitors.  

Please visit the department’s site for contact information, security reports, parking or to learn about other services.