The DVC Chemistry program offers a foundational understanding of chemical principles, laboratory techniques, and scientific methods. The program prepares students for transfer to four-year institutions, entry-level lab positions, or further studies in fields like healthcare, environmental science, and engineering.
DVC's environmental science program offers interdisciplinary study across scientific disciplines to develop a deep understanding of sustainability in all its dimensions.
Career Academies are short-term college courses designed with high school students in mind but open to all students during the summer.
Explore German at DVC! Learn the language, connect with culture, and open doors to global opportunities through engaging, college-level courses.
The oceanography program explores marine ecosystems, ocean processes, and human impacts, preparing students for careers discovering the complex stories of the Earth's oceans.
The library technology program trains students in cataloging, digital resources, and research, preparing them for roles as library technicians and assistants.
This program equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to design, install and maintain computer networks. Get well-prepared for careers in network administration, information and communication technology and cybersecurity.
DVC's nutrition program covers microbiology, anatomy, and how nutrition impacts health and fitness, preparing students for careers in health and wellness.
Explore Chinese at DVC! Learn the language, connect with culture, and open doors to global opportunities through engaging, college-level courses.
Aikisha Reeves started her college journey at DVC as a high school graduate in 1999 but an unexpected event cut that journey short. “My first attempt at DVC ended abruptly because I unexpectedly went into premature labor.” Aikisha’s priorities naturally needed to shift when she became a young mother caring for a premature baby. It was almost fifteen years later that Aikisha decided to give DVC another try. “I was seeking a career change but found that advancement opportunities were very narrow without a proper degree so, my desire to further my education evolved.”