Anthropology
DVC's Anthropology program is a starting point for positions like anthropologist, urban planner, environmental impact analyst and more. Most career options require more than two years of college study.
DVC's Anthropology program is a starting point for positions like anthropologist, urban planner, environmental impact analyst and more. Most career options require more than two years of college study.
Located at the highest point on campus, the observatory offers an unforgettable window into the cosmos.
Find out about important application dates and deadlines for transfer students!
The CARE Program provides support services to assist single parents who are participating in CalWORKs/TANF, and are currently receiving county financial aid either for his/herself or his/her child or children.
DVC's Summer Institute is a six-week program to prepare high school graduates, and students entering their senior year, for the transition from high school to college.
Check the DVC Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Grid to ensure you are completing the number of units you need to maintain your financial aid eligibility.
DVC’s Art Complex unites art and digital media programs, fostering creativity, collaboration, and career growth in a dynamic space.
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.”