Home-Schooling
Home-schooled students with a high school diploma or GED certificate for enrollment are welcome. 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-mailadmissions@morainevalley.edu.
Learn why Moraine Valley is one of the nation's leading community colleges. With a rich tradition of meeting the diverse needs of its students and the community, the college commits itself to continuous improvement.
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