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Student Registration
Log on to the student portal for your registration date.
Fees, Payments and Drops
Spring 2020
Pay for Spring 2020. Learn about payment plans. Click on the links below for more details on fees.
| Spring 2020 | |
| Monthly Start Classes Available. Check the class schedule for details on start dates. | |
| Continuing Student Priority Registration | November 4 |
| New and Returning Student Registration | November 18 |
| Open Registration | November 21 |
| Dual Enrollment Registration (Grades 9th - 12th) |
November 26 |
| Spring Walk-In Registration | January 2 |
| Spring Semester Begins | January 6 |
| Dual Enrollment Registration (Grades 8th and Below with Instructor Approval) |
January 6 |
| Monthly Start Classes Available. Check the class schedule for details on start dates. | |
Financial Aid
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.
Counseling
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 during the day, evenings, by appointment, or drop-in basis. Contact Counseling Services to help you achieve the greatest possible benefit from your college experience.
Student Services
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?
- Check out the childcare center if you want to take a class - we can help you with childcare.
- Need a book? Check in at the 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 Services
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.
College Ride Program
Ride for FREE!
The College Ride Program allows college students enrolled at Moorpark College, Oxnard College, Ventura College, CSU Channel Islands, and Cal Lutheran University to get around Ventura County FREE on public transportation - just show the driver your student ID. Questions?
FREE - anywhere, anytime, any day. Click on the links below for routes and schedules: