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Mental Health Resources

DVC is committed to the health and wellbeing of our students. All DVC students have access to FREE video and phone therapy as well as other resources.

Scholars for Justice

Scholars for Justice, funded by the Rising Scholars Network, helps justice-impacted students with college transition support, financial aid, counseling referrals, campus resources, and community.

Community Education Program

DVC enjoys serving the central Contra Costa County community by offering classes and programs that provide you with opportunities to learn, grow, and develop.

Current Students

Links to resources for current Diablo Valley College students such as class schedules and registration, tutoring, financial aid, counseling and support, libraries, and much more.

Get In & Get Ahead

Explore flexible, affordable, and supportive programs designed for adult learners at Diablo Valley College. Advance your career, gain new skills, or complete a degree with our tailored resources and expert guidance.

Counseling for New Students

Get the guidance you need with DVC’s academic counseling for new students. Our expert counselors will help you create a personalized academic plan, set goals, and navigate your educational journey for success. Start your college experience on the right path!

Counseling for Current Students

DVC offers academic counseling for current students to help you achieve your goals. Whether you're planning your next semester, adjusting your academic path, or seeking guidance, our counselors are here to support you every step of the way.

Undocumented Students FAQ

Questions about your access to college if you are undocumented? Get the answers you need start DREAMing at DVC!

Pride Campus Resources

The Campus Resources page highlights support and services available for LGBTQIA+ students at DVC, including counseling, safe spaces, and community-building opportunities, fostering an inclusive and affirming campus environment.

Mobility Assistance

Two accessible shuttles are available to students with orthopedic disabilities that affect their mobility and ability to traverse to campus.