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Mission & History

The college officially began offering classes in 1949 and the name Diablo Valley College was adopted in 1958. We've come a long way since those humble beginnings, enrolling over 1.5 million students since 1949!

Puente Program

The Puente Program at DVC supports Mexican American and Latino students to succeed in college with counseling services, mentors, an educational plan and more.

Resolution No. 1-S Reaffirming Support of 4CD Students & Employees

Statement reaffirming support of students and employees in defense of diversity and inclusion in the Contra Costa Community College District.

NetTutor

DVC offers free online tutoring through NetTutor, providing immediate assistance, Q&A, and paper reviews for students. This service is available during nights, weekends, and holidays. Students can access NetTutor through Canvas, ensuring academic support is readily available for remote learning needs.

Student Training Badges

Student Training Badges for Canvas

Apply to DVC

Your guide for applying to Diablo Valley College, including important deadlines, application tips and essential resources for prospective students.

“These Services Made It Possible” - How DVC’s Support Programs Change Lives

Find out more about DVC support services that help students thrive, including academic support, financial aid, basic needs, disability support, veterans support, and more. When students have the support they need, they are more easily able to achieve their educational and career goals.

Disability Support Services

DSS provides accommodations to all students with disabilities. The DSS office is open for both in person services and remote communications, such as via email, phone, online, and zoom.

Specialized Counseling

DVC provides specialized counseling services for students in specific programs, offering tailored support to meet your unique academic and career goals. Get expert guidance to navigate your program and achieve success in your chosen field.

Special Education

A special education certificate or degree prepares students to work as paraeducators/instructional assistants with individuals with special needs, covering disabilities, teaching strategies, psychology, and practical experience. This program