Enrollment Process
Los Angeles Valley College’s dual enrollment program provides opportunities for high school students to take college-level courses for free and earn credit toward high school completion and a college degree.
Each high school student needs to apply to the California Community College system and Los Angeles Valley College and thoroughly complete a “Supplemental Application” (K-12 form). K-12 forms should be submitted to the college via the designated school staff member. After the course begins, students can add the course only by means of a permission number generated in SIS. After the deadline passes for adding the course electronically, students may be provided with an add slip if they have been attending class since the first day. For all questions/issues regarding the K-12 forms and online application process, contact dualenrollment@lavc.edu.
Steps to Apply
How to Participate in Concurrent and/or Dual Enrollment:
Step 1: Submit the LAVC Application
Access the Online Application on CCCApply.
Most applications are processed within 48 hours of being submitted, sometimes applications may take up to 10 business days to be processed.
Once the application is processed, students receive an email with their LACCD Student ID number. Students should check the email address they provided on their application for an email from: noreply@email.laccd.edu. This email sometimes inadvertently goes into spam, make sure to be checking the spam folder as well.
If a student already applied to LAVC for a previous course and has an active ID, then they do not need to apply again.
Step 2: Sign and Submit the K-12 Form
Sign and Submit the K-12 Form via Dynamic Forms.
Once the student receives their student ID number (which will start with 900), they will need to complete a Supplemental Application for Students in Grades K-12 (often called a K-12 Form) via Dynamic Forms.
Important information regarding the K-12 Form:
Students must complete all sections of the K-12 Form in Dynamic Forms including:
- Counselor/Principal’s Email Address: Under "High School Information" students will enter their high school counselor’s first name, last name, and email address.
- After the student digitally signs the K-12 Form, it will automatically be sent to the high school counselor.
- The high school counselor must indicate if the student is a returning or first-time student. If the student is new to dual enrollment, the K-12 Form will be sent to a parent/guardian for a digital signature.
- Parent/Guardian’s Email Address: Students will include their parent/guardian’s email address. The K-12 Form will be emailed to the parent/guardian of first-time dual enrollment students for their digital signature. The parent/ guardian will receive an email with instructions to create a Dynamic Forms account and sign.
- Returning dual enrollment students do not need to obtain a parent/guardian signature, but they should still add their parent/guardian information to the K-12 Form.
After all digital signatures are collected, the K-12 Form will be sent to the Office of Admissions & Records at Los Angeles Valley College for processing.
Once the K-12 Form has been processed by Admissions & Records, the student will receive an email from @email notifying them the form was processed.
- New K-12 Form Required for Every Term and Course: A new K-12 Form must be submitted for each term the student wishes to enroll at Los Angeles Valley College. If students wish to add classes not listed on their initial K-12 form, they will need to submit another K-12 form.
- K-12 Form is LACCD Campus Specific: The K-12 Form is specific to each LACCD campus. For example, students cannot submit the K-12 Form to Valley College and enroll in a class at Pierce College. Students will need to submit another K-12 Form to Pierce College.
- Enrollment Limits are District-wide: The K-12 Form allows the student to enroll in up to 11 units in the Fall/Spring semesters and 9 units in the Summer/Winter intercessions. Students enrolling at multiple LACCD Campuses should be aware that units are totaled District wide.
- Students are Not Automatically Added to Classes on the K-12 Form: The form simply allows the student to enroll themselves in classes for which they were approved to enroll.
Step 3: Enroll into Classes
Enroll through your Student Portal.
Once the K-12 form is cleared, the student is able to enroll.
Watch a video tutorial on how to enroll into your classes
- Need help adding classes? The Welcome Center is available to help! Services have been moved online. At this time, please visit the Welcome Center website for Live Chat assistance or email the Welcome Center at @email
If you have any other questions, please email @email *please note, this email account will not be able to process a K-12 form or check on the status of a form. To check on the status of a form, the student must visit the online Admissions Live Chat to speak with an Admissions representative*
If you need further assistance, contact @email