San Ramon Campus Counseling

The San Ramon campus has both in-person and online counseling appointments.

Whether your goal is to obtain an associate degree, transfer to a university, or continue in your own professional development, our counselors will guide you in developing a plan to help you achieve your goals.

Meeting regularly with a counselor is one of the keys to enhancing your success at DVC. Please come and see us soon!

Appointment Information

Appointments are reserved for current DVC students who need to develop or update an education plan, or discuss career/transfer goals. Please Remember: All Students will be asked to show a physical Photo ID when meeting with a counselor.

To schedule an appointment and meet with a counselor, use the Online Appointment System. You may also call the SRC Counseling Office: 925-551-6209 for assistance in scheduling an appointment. Note: Athletes, Veterans & EOPS students must call to schedule an appointment.
Transcript Evaluation: Students who have taken courses at other colleges/universities should submit their official transcript(s) to DVC Admissions and request a transcript evaluation by phone 925-551-6209, or in person to schedule a "transcript evaluation" appointment. Transcripts must be submitted to Admissions & Records (A&R) two-weeks prior to a counseling appointment. Counseling appointments will be rescheduled if the transcript has not been submitted in advance of the counseling appointment.
Maximum Time Frame (MTF) Appeals: Students who need a counseling appointment for Financial Aid - Maximum Time Frame (MTF) appeals can schedule an appointment by phone 925-551-6209, or in person.
Current High School: HS students concurrently enrolled in college courses are not eligible for appointments with college counselors. HS students still need to meet with their HS counselor or principal's office for college planning.
Incoming freshman: Who have completed a Counseling 95 course may visit drop-in counseling over the summer for quick questions, and to schedule appointments once the Fall semester begins. If you are a graduating high school student sign up for Couns 95: Educational Planning for New Students

DROP-IN'S: Are used for quick check-ins about DVC deadlines, procedures, major, class, or program info. SRC offers in-person, zoom, and phone drop-in sessions, that allow students to meet with a counselor for 10-15 minutes on a first come first served basis. All students taking DVC courses are eligible to drop-in for a quick chat.

To sign up for a virtual drop-in session, use the Online Appointment System or call the Counseling Office at 925-551-6209 to be added to the drop-in list.

Wellness Counseling & Resources

DVC counselors are here to support you. Learn more about Wellness Counseling and Additional Resources.

DVC is excited to offer a new telehealth program for students called TimelyCare. This FREE service provides access to 24/7 medical and mental telehealth care with TimelyMD. Get on-demand support from counselors, doctors, nurse practitioners and more, right at your fingertips! Free 24/7 online medical or mental health support through TimelyCare.

The Contra Costa Crisis Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need someone to talk to, they are there to help you.
- Talk to a crisis counselor by phone by calling 800-833-2900
- Text with a crisis counselor by texting the word COURAGE to 741741.
Student Assistance Program (free off campus services offered to DVC students)
Contra Costa County Mental Health Wellness & Education
Homeless - Community and Campus Resources

Additional Counseling Resources

** Some resources may not be available at both campuses.