Mobility Assistance
Two accessible shuttles are available to students with orthopedic disabilities that affect their mobility and ability to traverse to campus.
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What is Title IX
At DVC, we ensure an effective and timely response to complaints of sexual violence, discrimination or harassment.
CalWORKs
CalWORKs is a program designed to help CalWORKs students at DVC complete the academic and career training they need to successfully move from welfare to work and become economically self-sufficient.
Student Government
The Associated Students of DVC advocates for and represents students' perspectives on college and district committees, councils and task forces.
Undocumented Students FAQ
Questions about your access to college if you are undocumented? Get the answers you need start DREAMing at DVC!
Learning by Doing – Connecting Education to Work
DVC career education programs integrate hands-on learning right in the classroom. Students also have many options to learn in a work setting. This is referred to as work-based learning. During the pandemic, some DVC faculty had to get creative, offering virtual experiential learning rather than in-person opportunities. But with a greater number of classes being held on-campus in fall 2021, students will be able to enjoy the hands-on experiences they have become accustomed to at DVC.
PACE Degree Tracks
The PACE Program at DVC is designed to support working adults with demanding jobs and family obligations in pursuing an associate degree or transfer to a four-year college/university.
Financial Aid Dates and Deadlines
Learn more about financial aid deadlines and DVC payment schedules.
Puente Gives Stephanie Confidence to Achieve Her Dreams
As a high school senior, Stephanie Ramos Navarro had no idea what she wanted out of life. She was certain that she wanted to pursue an education but was unclear which direction to take. And she was about to be the first (out of 32 grandchildren) in her family to set foot on a college campus. After sharing her uncertainty and fears with her teachers at Ygnacio Valley High School, she was guided to DVC. “They helped me understand my alternatives, and within a few months, I registered as a full-time student.”