All course registrations and withdrawals are completed on the MyVCCCD student portal in the Registration Planner. Items 1 though 5 below appear on the Registration page.
1. Pre-Registration Checklist
Complete the Pre-Registration Checklist to allow registration for the term.
2. Registration Appointment Date
View the specific registration appointment date that starts the enrollment period for the term.
3. Registration Holds
Holds can prevent registration. Clear holds prior to registration of classes.
4. Registration Planner
Select courses, list day and time availability, compare potential schedules, register classes, drop or withdraw courses by the published deadlines, and plan courses to register for the term in advance.
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5. Student Schedule / Bill
View and print official course registration, dates and times, important deadlines, and the account balance for the term.
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Each course offered by the Ventura County Community College District and its colleges is open to enrollment and participation by any person:
- who has been admitted to the college and
- who meets the prerequisites to the class or program, unless specifically exempted by statute.
- Prerequisites are listed in the online Schedule of Classes and the College Catalog.
- Information on requesting clearance for prerequisites can be found here.
Please note that Pre-Requisites completed in high school or outside colleges/universities or AP exam scores CANNOT be cleared until there is a final grade or score posted.
If the Pre-Requisite is being taken within VCCCD, we will clear the class requested with an in-progress grade. Please make sure to attach an unofficial transcript and/or AP scores for processing your request, if we do not have the official documents on file. These documents should show the school name and/or College Board, and your name.
Courses must have final grades of "C" or better for each semester. If using AP Scores, please see our Advanced Placement (AP) Credit for Moorpark GE, CSU GE-Breadth and IGETC for course equivalency.
For immediate assistance, TEXT (805) 378-1428 To send (text) your prerequisite clearance request to a counselor.
If you would like more information, please see Prerequisite Information
Students may have the option of placing themselves on a waitlist for closed classes. If a seat opens up, waitlisted students will automatically be registered in the class in order of their priority on the waitlist. Students will be notified through MyVCCCD email when they are moved into a course off the waitlist and prompted to pay for the course to finalize registration.
See WHAT IS A WAITLIST? and HOW DO I WAITLIST MY COURSE IN REGISTRATION PLANNER? below, or click Waitlist Information for Closed Classes for further information about the waitlist process.
General Information
A waitlist allows the student to wait for an open seat in a full class. Being on a waitlist does not guarantee enrollment in the class. If an enrolled student drops, the open seat may be filled by the next student on the waitlist in priority order. Payment within 24 hours is required to complete enrollment in the class.
If a seat does not open up, the student may request an add code from the instructor before the last day to add deadline for the specific CRN listed in the online Schedule of Classes. If the instructor agrees to add the student and gives the student an add code, students must utilize the add code in their MyVCCCD portal to register in the course. Payment for the course must be made to finalize registration.
Students are not officially enrolled until their name appears on the current faculty class roster. Canvas is not the official class roster.
The waitlist process functions different for semester length classes versus short term classes. Please consult the start and end dates of your course carefully to determine which process applies.
Semester Length Classes
The waitlist process extends through the end of the first week of the semester and applies to semester length classes only. That means students can still add their names onto waitlists for the first (1st) week of the semester and add authorization numbers will not be needed until the beginning of the second (2nd) week of the semester.
As students drop classes and adjust their schedules during the first week and as you drop no-show enrolled students, their movement out of a class will open up a seat and the first waitlisted student will automatically be enrolled. This will then allow all other students on the waitlist to move up a position and create space for a new student to add their name to the waitlist.
Short Term Classes
Waitlists for short term classes close the day before the class begins.
Canvas Access
Students that are waitlisted will have access to Canvas. When a student is waitlisted, they will show up on your roster as waitlisted.
They will only have access to Canvas as a waitlisted student for up to 14 days for semester length classes. Students waitlisted in short term classes will have access to Canvas as a waitlisted student for up to 3 days.
This means if the student is not officially registered after the time allotted was a waitlist student, they will be automatically dropped from the waitlist and lose access to Canvas.
Please be advised the list of students in Canvas is not the official class roster. Waitlisted students will show up on the Canvas list, but this does not mean they are officially registered in the course.
Students that are waitlisted in your class will show up in Canvas as waitlisted.

1. Open Registration Planner on MyVCCCD.
2. Click on "+AddCourse" under Build Schedule in Registration Planner:
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After you add your course click on "Back To Generate Schedules" and then select "Generate Schedules":
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Click on "View":
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Click on "Send to Shopping Cart":
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Click on "Register":
3. If any of the courses are full, it will prompt you select the course to waitlist.
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Click on "OK" after you make your selection:
4. Click on “Continue” to confirm you want to register for the class:
5. Select “Wait List” from the pull down list and click on "OK".
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You will be prompted with a message if you are successfully waitlisted for the class:
Adding a Course with an Add Code in Registration Planner
1. Go to the MyVCCCD student portal and drop the waitlisted class in Registration Planner.
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Click on Current Schedule and select “Edit or Drop Classes”
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On the Registration Status of the class, select “Drop Before Class Begins” and Save.
NOTE: Start on step 2 if student is not waitlisted in the class.
2. Click on "+AddCourse" under Build Schedule in Registration Planner:
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Select “By Section (CRN)”, enter the CRN of the class and click on “Add Course”
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Click on "Back To Generate Schedules" and then select "Generate Schedules":
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Click on "View":
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Click on "Send to Shopping Cart":
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Click on "Register":
3. Enter the Add Authorization Code and click “OK”:
4. You will be prompted with a successful registration message if you are registered for the class. Click "Ok":
5. Click on "$$ Payment Options" to pay for the course.
All fees are due at the time of registration.
Add Authorization Code Deadlines
Semester Length Classes
| Week 1 |
No code required. Students can register into open classes online. The waitlist process is running. |
| Week 2 |
A code is required. The waitlist process is NOT running. |
| Day Before Census |
Last Day to use a code. All adds must be completed prior to census. |
Short Term Classes
| Start of Registration Period Until Two Days Before Class Starts |
No code required. Students can register into open classes online. The waitlist process is running. |
| Day Before Class Starts |
Students will not be able to register online in waitlisted or closed classes. The waitlist process is NOT running. |
| Class Start Date |
A code is required. The waitlist process is NOT running. |
| Day Before Census |
Last Day to use a code. All adds must be completed prior to census. |
General Information
Add authorization codes are faculty permissions for a student to enroll in a class. They will not work if a student has time conflicts, is attempting to exceed their maximum number of units, has taken the class the maximum number of times allowed, or has not met the enforced prerequisites.
Add authorization codes are created the first Friday of the semester. Five (5) codes are created for each scheduled CRN and posted to the official roster. The codes are unique to each CRN, non transferrable, and can only be used once. The add authorization codes are valid up until the day before census.
Add authorization codes, if given, must be given to students in order of their priority on the waitlist. If you have no waitlist or if you have codes left after accommodating all waitlisted students, you are free to give the remaining codes to any student who requests one.
Students are not required to be on the waitlist to add a course with an add authorization code, but priority must be given to those students on the waitlist.
Requests for additional add authorization codes must be submitted through the division dean.
Student Registration and Payment
Enrollment fees are due right away when students register for a course with an add authorization code. Payment plan options are available.
If students are waitlisted in a class and are now registering with an add authorization code, they must first drop the waitlisted course and re-add the same class. They will be prompted to enter the code. If students neglect to drop the class first, they will receive an error message saying they are trying to enroll in a duplicate course.
Print a copy of your Student Schedule/Bill to verify your registration in your MyVCCCD portal. Your Schedule/Bill provides the names of your instructors, days, times and locations of class meetings, and the deadline dates that apply to each class.
Fees are due at the time of registration and must be paid promptly to finalize your registration and prevent holds being placed on your records and future registration privileges.
- Need assistance paying fees? Contact the Financial Aid office (805) 378-1462 for help applying for FAFSA or the California Dream Act Application, or sign up for a payment plan in your MyVCCCD portal
If you accidentally drop your classes you need to work with your instructor to get back into the course.
First, check the online Schedule of Classes or your Student Schedule/Bill to determine the Census date for the class.
- If it is before the census date, you must ask your instructor for an add code to get back into your class.
- If you instructor is willing to give you an add code, you will follow the steps in the How Do I Use an Add Code section to register into the course.
- If it is after the census date, you must ask your instructor to complete a Reinstatement Request.
- If your Instructor authorizes you to take their class, they will complete this form in their faculty portal.