You can apply online.

Admissions Office 
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admissions@morainevalley.edu
(708) 974-5355
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Detailed information about Moraine Valley’s Nursing Program, Basic Nurse Assistant course, and Allied Health Programs are listed in the Health Sciences section of the Web site.

Moraine Valley also offers continuing education opportunities for health care professionals. More information, including the class schedule, is available online.

If you are interested in being exempted from a Math or Composition prerequisite, you must present a grade report or transcript for previously earned college credits that is relevant to the course that you want to enter. 

If you are interested in starting in a Math or Composition course with a placement prerequisite, you need to present a copy of an ACT score of 20 or higher or SAT score of 480 for the Reading/Writing portion or 520 for the Math portion to gain an exemption. 

In other subject areas or disciplines, the instructor would be the person you would need to talk with about providing an exemption for a prerequisite, as the instructors are the content specialists of their courses and would know after talking with you if you are equipped to enter into an advanced subject area.

Home-schooled students with a high school diploma or GED certificate are welcome to enroll. You must provide a high school transcript and proof of passing the constitution test. 

Students still in high school, 16 or older, may be admitted to college classes if facilities are available and if there is sufficient evidence that they can benefit from the instruction. Interested students shall submit completed admission information and a high school student authorization form signed by the appropriate high school official or parent. These forms are available from our Admissions Office or e-mail admissions@morainevalley.edu. 

Moraine Valley offers online textbook ordering for your convenience.

Moraine Valley’s Fine and Performing Arts Center brings you concerts, plays, comedy, art exhibits, and more throughout the year.

Moraine Valley requires a high school diploma or GED certificate for enrollment. A GED certificate or official report of qualifying GED scores is required as part of the admission process.

Scholarship application procedures and deadlines vary. Check out more details online.

Each degree or certificate has its own set of required courses. Learn more about our programs

Moraine Valley is a public, postsecondary institution committed to providing quality educational experiences at affordable prices.

Moraine Valley Community College is located at 9000 W. College Pkwy., Palos Hills, Illinois, 60465-0937. We’re about 25 miles southwest of downtown Chicago. The college is easily accessible from major expressways. Moraine Valley is bordered by 111th Street on the south, 86th and 88th avenues on the east, 107th Street on the north, and Kean Avenue on the west. Get directions to campus.

You may reserve textbooks for up to three days. Contact the Bookstore, (708) 974-5716, Building D, bookstore@morainevalley.edu.

 

Tuition and fees are noted on the Web site.

Check the academic calendar for the dates we have scheduled off.

After the prescribed period of tuition refund, students may withdraw from courses by processing a drop form during regular office hours through the Registration Office, Building S, Room S103; by phone at (708) 974-2110; or, by accessing their academic record through MVConnect.

Every course has its own drop date. If a student has holds on his or her record, he or she is not permitted to withdraw from courses online. The student must either call (708) 974-2110 or visit the Registration Office, Building S, Room S103, during business hours to withdraw from a course. The deadline dates will apply regardless of any holds the student may have that prevent them from withdrawing online. Students with no holds may officially withdraw online through their portal on MVConnect.

Get Transcript Request details online.

Placement tests are required for new full-time students, students who wish to register for English composition (above COM-085) or a math course (above MTH-090), as well as currently enrolled students who have attempted 11 credit hours. Placement testing details

Students may repeat a course twice. In accordance with this policy, a student may be denied enrollment in a class based on lack of academic progress and/or proof of an ability to benefit from the course. Some courses are approved to be taken more than two times (for example, designated music and physical education courses). The repeat will go into effect when the allowable number of repeats for these courses has been exceeded. Those seeking an exception to the college policy must contact the dean of Enrollment Services. The most recent grade (the repeated grade) received will be computed into the cumulative grade point average. The repeated grade will be designated by an “R.” All previous attempts will remain on the transcript, but will not be included in the cumulative grade point average.

Registration information is available online and in each semester’s class schedule. The phone number is (708) 974-2110.