MPC's Dual Enrollment program allows students in grades 6-12 or those attending a noncredit or adult education high school diploma or equivalency program to take advanced college courses and earn credits while still in school. Through Traditional Dual Enrollment or the College & Career Access Pathway (CCAP), students can challenge themselves academically and get a head start on their education. These programs provide valuable experience and support to help students succeed.
Fast-track Your Future
MPC allows students in grades 6-12, who are at least 12 years of age, to enroll in advanced scholastic college courses numbered 1-199. Enrollment is limited to xx units per semester (Fall/Spring) and 7 units during the summer session. This type of Dual Enrollment is often known as Traditional Dual Enrollment. Students may also participate in College & Career Access Pathway (CCAP) courses through their local high schools. CCAP enrollment is limited to no more than 15.0 units (4 courses) per semester (Fall/Spring).
Traditional Dual Enrollment is granted with written approval from the school principal and parent/legal guardian prior to registering. Dual enrollment for 6-8th grade students need additional approval from the MPC Dean of Student Services.
Dual Enrollment Steps
Click here to access the CCCApply online application
Within 30 minutes, you should receive a student ID number by email. You will need to re-apply each term/session for which you plan to attend.
Note: students 12 years of age must fill out a paper application form due to internet privacy laws. You can pick this form up in Admissions & Records.
The Dual Enrollment Form must be signed by your parent/legal guardian and a school principal, and must include the courses that were approved.
For students in grades 6-8, the MPC Dean of Student Services must also sign the form (Please call (831) 645-1377 for an appointment).
Effective fall 2019, dual enrollment forms must be signed by either the principal or an authorized designee. Please check the links below to see who at your school may sign the form:
Submit the completed Dual Enrollment Form (and a paper application, if age 12) to the Admissions & Records Office for authorization.
Log into WebReg and find the courses you are interested in taking and add your course(s) to your cart. Obtain an add code from the instructor if necessary.
Double check and print your schedule to verify that you have completed the enrollment process and are ready to take classes at MPC! If you have any problems or need additional support, contact MPC Admissions & Records.