NEWandRETURNINGstudents to Oxnard College have to complete the steps below to be admitted and enrolled. All steps can be completed online, but assistance for each step is available if needed.
An application for admission to Oxnard College is needed if you are a new or returning student. Click the link below to get started.
Your acceptance email will be sent to the email specified on your application when you applied to enroll at Oxnard College. It contains a link that allows you to set up and activate your portal. Please ensure that you activate your portal within 20 days of the receipt of the email otherwise the link will become inactive.
Contact one of the departments below if you need assistance in creating your student portal.
Applying for Financial Aid can be completed at any step of the enrollment/registration process. However, it is recommended that you complete this step early in order that any financial aid awards you are eligible for be applied towards your registration fees.
Allows undocumented and nonresident students (U.S. Citizens and eligible non-citizens) who qualify for a non-resident exemption under Assembly Bill 540 (AB 540) to receive certain types of financial aid
Standardized assessment tests are no longer needed for placement into transfer-level English and Math classes at Oxnard College.
Instead, other measures such as GPA, class grades, coursework and self-reported information are used for course placement recommendations in English and Math at Oxnard College.
For a majority of students, multiple measures placement in English and/or Math is received automatically upon completion of the online admission application (CCCApply).
The online orientation is located on the MySuccess tab in your student portal. Please view the orientation and answer the questions correctly to get credit for this service.
Click on the tutorial below to get an overview of the online orientation.
A Student Educational Plan (SEP) lists courses and the terms that the which the student plans to take those courses. The SEP is the student's guide to completing their educational goal in the amount of time they project based on their personal circumstances.
The abbreviated SEP is typically one to two semesters in length and is developed with the assistance of a counselor or by the student if he is familiar with creating an educational plan.
To contact a counselor for assistance in creating an abbreviated SEP, please visit the Counseling Department's Online Counseling website by clicking the link below.
If you know the courses you plan to enroll for the upcoming semester but are not familiar with DegreeWorks, contact the 1st-STEP Center for assistance.
