Chinese
Explore Chinese at DVC! Learn the language, connect with culture, and open doors to global opportunities through engaging, college-level courses.
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Career Education Programs
Looking to upskill to advance in your current career or train for a new one? Explore DVC career education programs to find out more!
Journalism
The DVC journalism program teaches news writing, reporting, and digital storytelling, preparing students for careers in print, online, and broadcast media.
Administration of Justice
The DVC Administration of Justice Program prepares students for careers in the criminal justice system, whether as civilians or as sworn federal, state, or local officers. Other options include crime scene investigation, intelligence analysis, law and public policy, public safety and advocacy.
Art
Looking for a creative career? We'll prepare you to work right away or to pursue future study. Come join our vibrant artist community in our brand new art complex. Areas of study include photography, studio arts, art history, ceramics, painting, drawing and printmaking.
Business Marketing
The business marketing program teaches you essential skills for in-demand jobs, including digital marketing, social media, web analytics & more!
Humanities
Studying humanities fosters a deep understanding of creative expression in arts, literature, and philosophy while enhancing your critical thinking and writing skills.
Business Entrepreneurship
Explore DVC’s Entrepreneurship Program—hands-on business training across industries like music, cannabis, personal training, arboriculture, nursery and greenhouse management, food and more. Turn your passion into a venture.
College for Kids
DVC's summer program for kids entering 4th-9th grades. We offer classes in science, writing, computer technology, engineering, math, performing arts & more!
You are Never Too Old to Set Another Goal or to Dream a New Dream
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.”