Project ACCESS
Project ACCESS is a partnership between DVC and Mt. Diablo Adult Education to prepare students for success in the DVC Early Childhood Education Certificate Program.
Project ACCESS is a partnership between DVC and Mt. Diablo Adult Education to prepare students for success in the DVC Early Childhood Education Certificate Program.
Berlin is a vibrant, modern metropolis where history and culture come to life around every corner. Students will spend two and a half weeks exploring the history, cinema, culture and language of this inspiring capital city.
Overview of Section 504 as it pertains to the academic and program aspects of community colleges. This page is not inclusive of all aspects of Section 504 or even of all those relating to post-secondary institutions.
Find detailed information about graduating from DVC with a degree or certificate, including how to petition for a degree, general education options, course substitutions, counseling, and more.
In November 2023, six students from DVC’s Chinese program entered the National Chinese Expo of Student Works. The objective of this event is to provide students with a platform to show their talents as well as their experience in learning the target language.
Discover the DVC Health Career Academy, your gateway to exploring dynamic careers in healthcare through hands-on learning, field trips, and medical professionals.
The Diablo Valley College Children's Center lab school is a part of the early childhood education instructional program and a place for children of DVC students while they are attending classes.
DVC's San Ramon campus boasts a Library and Academic Support Center building, renovated Learning Commons, café, gathering spaces, and laboratory spaces.
The DVC Student Code of Conduct (Section III.B.12) prohibits the "possession, consumption, sale, distribution or delivery of any alcoholic beverage in college buildings or on college grounds, or at college-sponsored or supervised activities, regardless of their location, unless authorized by college officials."