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General FAQ

There is a 4-step process to enroll in the program. All steps must be completed before the application deadline.  First, create an account on CCCStart and register for IVC. Then an email will be sent to your parent or guardian, which they must approve. Then it will be sent to your High School Counselor/Designee for approval and then must be approved by the Dual Enrollment team. 

  • Freshmen and Sophomores must have at least a 2.5 GPA  
  • Juniors and Seniors must have at least a 2.0 GPA  

There are no fees for dual enrollment students including waived tuition and textbooks.  

Dual Enrollment courses are dependent on the class requirements themselves, which are either Face-to-Face at your local High School, Asynchronous Online through Canvas, or Real Time Online which is taught on Zoom.  

The time and location for Dual Enrollment classes are completely dependent on the class mode for your specific course. For Face-to-Face modality, some classes meet two days per week when an instructor from IVC teaches their course at a local High School.  For Real Time Online courses, students meet with their instructors via Zoom during set times throughout the week.  In an Asynchronous Online class, all course activity occurs online; there are no required real-time or in person meetings. All content is delivered on Canvas. Coursework does have due dates as set by the instructor but can be completed once the content becomes available at any time before the due date.  

Canvas is a platform where you can access your IVC courses. Most of your instructors will use Canvas for a variety of things including grades, exams, assignment submissions, class messages, individual messages, and more. If you have a fully online class, Canvas will be your classroom. If you have a class in any other format, it is likely that your instructor will also use Canvas.   


To access CANVAS, please visit our IVC Website at https://www.imperial.edu/  and scroll over the top right on 鈥淟ogin鈥�. Once there, in the 鈥淟ogin鈥� section, you will find option links to launch CANVAS. 

When you submitted your CCCStart application for IVC, you should have received an email containing this information within a week. If you can鈥檛 find your IVC email address, please contact the dual enrollment team dualenrollment@imperial.edu  for further assistance. 

When accessing your IVC Email and Webstar for the first time, your password is your Date of Birth. (For example: if you were born January 1, 2001, your Password would be 010101. If you cannot log in or continue having issues, please fill out the following form

A failing grade will appear on your permanent college transcript and may impact your academic and financial aid standing at the college. If you are unable to complete the course due to an emergency, please contact us for support or submit a  

To drop your course, please complete the following form: . 

For information about Dual Enrollment withdrawal deadlines and specific course information, please contact dualenrollment@imperial.edu

  • Students will have the same access to counselors and services as on-campus students  
  • IVC Application Seminars will assist students in completing the online IVC Application  
  • Dual Enrollment Orientations will help students and parents/guardians better understand the Dual Enrollment opportunity  
  • Our professors are highly encouraged to have an embedded tutor (a tutor who is actively involved in the classroom and provides additional support for the students)

Deadline to drop without a "W" varies between courses. A "W" on your IVC transcript means withdrawal.  

In accordance with state regulations and district policy, the deadlines used for grading purpose are as follows:  

Drop without a transcript annotation: drop must be completed prior to the first 20% of the course based on the individual class.  

Drop with a "W" annotation: All courses dropped at the 20% point and up until the 75% point will be recorded on the transcript as a "W".  

A "W" may impact your financial aid as a non-K-12 special-admin student in the future.