At Victor Valley College, your success is our priority. We are proud to offer a wide range of centers, programs, and services designed to support you both academically and personally throughout your educational journey. From tutoring and counseling to specialized programs for first-generation students, veterans, and more—there is something here for everyone. Don’t hesitate to reach out to the offices or departments that align with your needs and goals. Taking advantage of these resources can make a meaningful difference in your college experience and overall success.
Academic Support Centers and Programs
Student Engagement Centers
The Student Engagement Centers are the place for you to connect with other students, instructional faculty, counseling faculty, peer mentors, and your Student Success Team! Each Student Engagement Center is designed to support students pursuing similar majors or RamPaths. Whether you’re pursuing a major in STEM, Business, Law, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Public Safety, or Industrial Technology, there is an Engagement Center for you! The centers are more than just a physical space. They were created to be dynamic hubs where students can thrive academically, connect with campus resources, and learn more about various career fields. Whether you need to meet with a counselor, have questions about resources available to you, or just want a place to hang out, we invite you to come see us!
We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Contact Us
Location: Building 21, Technology Center
Website: Student Engagement Centers
Access Resource Center (ACCESS)
The ACCESS Resource Center is located in Building 23. The program provides accommodation and counseling services to assist students with disabilities to achieve their educational goals. ACCESS is not special education; it is governed by Section 504 and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Students interested in receiving services must complete the ACCESS online application and provide supporting documentation verifying disability.
Who may be eligible?
Students with disabilities that impact the ability to participate academically in general education may be eligible for ACCESS services. Qualifying disabilities may include but are not limited to mobility, visual, hearing, speech, psychological, learning and developmental and intellectual disabilities, neurodivergent, as well as other health impairments. Students with temporary disabilities may also be eligible for services.
Services
The ACCESS Resource Center offers students with disabilities a variety of computer software, designed to provide access, despite environmental technological barriers. Screen readers, speech-to-text, and Adapted software application are some of the technologies available in the ACCESS lab. Additional support services include sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, materials in alternate format, and testing accommodations.
ACCESS Courses
ACCESS courses are designed to provide information, support, and learning strategies to students with disabilities. These courses are subject to change, but may include:
- DVST 50 Learning Disability Assessment. This course offers group and/or individual testing, basic instruction in study skills, academic accommodations, and learning styles.
- DVST 52 Orientation to College for Students With Disabilities. Information and assistance for students with disabilities transitioning to college.
- DVST 01 Language Analysis Development 01, DVST 02 Language Analysis Development 02, and DVST 03 Language Analysis Development 03. These courses provide activities designed to address language-based learning disabilities.
- DVST 04A Basic Math Reasoning and DVST 04B Developmental Algebra. These courses address perceptual and language deficits that can interfere with understanding mathematical concepts and operations.
How to Apply?
After applying to the college, complete the ACCESS online application. You will also need to provide proof of your disability from a licensed or certified professional.
Contact Us
Location: Building 23, One Stop
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2212
Email: access@vvc.edu
Website: ACCESS Resource Center
CalWORKs
CalWORKs program is designed to support students currently receiving CalWORKs/TANF benefits. Eligible students can access a variety of services, such as priority class registration, personalized academic counseling, a one-time book credit each semester, help with purchasing educational supplies, and gas assistance (subject to availability). The program aims to assist students in achieving their educational goals, whether earning degrees or certificates. Additionally, it offers a work-study option, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with local employers, build job skills, and meet state-required activity hours without affecting their financial aid.
To be eligible for the CalWORKs program, you must be actively receiving assistance through a CalWORKs case, which includes cash aid for yourself and at least one child.
Contact Us
Location: Building 23, One Stop
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2592
Website: CalWORKs
Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (C.A.R.E.)
What is C.A.R.E.?
C.A.R.E. is an educational support program for single parents that is funded by the State of California.
Who is eligible?
A student who…
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Is a California resident and has a financial need
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Be at least 18 years of age
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Be enrolled in at least 12 or more units in the fall or spring semester with the exception of being in ACCESS, NextUp, Foster Youth, or in the Nursing/Respiratory Therapy Program.
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Be considered single and head of household by AFDC or TANF
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Be a recipient of CalWorks/TANF cash aid for themselves or dependent child(ren) as a single head of household
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Have at least one child under the age of fourteen (14).
C.A.R.E. provides special services such as: Book and Supply Service (A/R Credit), Counseling, Orientation, Priority Registration, Student Assistance, Transferring Assistance, Referrals to on and off campus programs, Transportation Grants, and Vendor Cards.
Communication Center
The Communication Center Offers
Support for students at all stages of speech and oral presentation development. Trained tutors work individually or with groups to assist with brainstorming techniques, research, organization, speech composition, and incorporating visual aids.
The Communication Center Provides
Individual and group appointments for presentation practice and specific feedback for overall improvement. Spanish tutoring services are available during the fall and spring terms. Tutoring Services offer:
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Speech composition and delivery support
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Development of effective visual aids
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Taping and viewing services
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Printing and scanning
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Navigation assistance for the Canvas platform
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PowerPoint instruction
The Communication Center features several resources that include:
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A simulated classroom where students can practice using equipment and environmental ecology they will encounter during live presentations
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Multiple computer workstations with Internet and Microsoft Office access
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Seven study breakout rooms for individual or group reservations available
Students do not need to be enrolled in a Communication Studies course to use the Center’s services. Hours of operation are Monday – Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm.
Location: Building 54, Performing Arts Center; Room 213 (upstairs)
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2820
Website: Communication Center
Counseling Services
Victor Valley College is committed to supporting student success through comprehensive counseling services available to all students. Our team of professionally trained counselors provides confidential assistance tailored to each student’s academic, career, and personal development needs. Whether you are just starting your college journey or planning your next steps, our counselors are here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Academic Counseling
Academic counselors work with students to develop individualized educational plans that align with their academic goals. Services include guidance on course selection, degree and certificate requirements, and transfer planning to four-year institutions. Counselors help ensure that students stay on track to meet both their short- and long-term educational goals.
Career Planning
Choosing the right career path can be a defining part of the college experience. Our counselors assist students in exploring career options that reflect their skills, interests, and values. In addition to personalized counseling, students are encouraged to enroll in GUID 103: Career Exploration and Life Planning, a course designed to help clarify career goals. Victor Valley College also offers access to Career Coach, an online tool that helps students match their interests with potential majors and careers. This platform includes a quick survey that links students’ personal preferences to relevant academic programs and career paths. Start exploring your future today at Career Coach.
Social and Personal Development Counseling
Navigating college life and the transition into adulthood can be challenging. To support students' overall well-being, VVC provides individual counseling sessions and group courses focused on personal growth and life skills. Courses such as GUID 101 First Year Experience, GUID 103 Career Exploration and Life Planning, GUID 105 Personal & Career Success, and GUID 107 Learning Strategies and Study Skills help students build resilience, confidence, and the skills needed for lifelong success.
Our counseling team is here to ensure that each student receives the guidance and resources necessary to achieve academic excellence, career readiness, and personal development. We encourage all students to take full advantage of these valuable services throughout their time at Victor Valley College. Counseling services are available in various locations throughout campus.
CSU San Bernardino's Air Force ROTC
Through a partnership with California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), Victor Valley College students may participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) program. AFROTC prepares students to become commissioned officers in the U.S. Air Force upon completion of a bachelor's degree and program requirements.
Program options include 2, 3, and 4 year tracks, with scholarship opportunities and monthly stipends available. No military commitment is required until students enter the final two years of the program or accept a scholarship.
For more information, contact CSUSB’s Department of Aerospace Studies at (909) 537-5440 or visit the CSUSB AFROTC website.
Extended Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS)
What is E.O.P.S.?
The purpose of E.O.P.S. is to encourage the enrollment and retention of students who are educationally and economically disadvantaged. E.O.P.S. will assist these students in successfully completing a vocational certificate, an AA/AS degree, or in transferring to a four-year college or university.
Who is eligible?
A student who…
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Is a California resident
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Is educationally disadvantaged
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Has applied for Financial Aid
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Is eligible for the Promise Grant A or B
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Is enrolled in 12 or more units in the Fall or Spring with the exception of being identified as an Access or NextUp student.
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Has not received an Associate’s Degree (AA/AS) or completed more than 70 degree-applicable units from any college, including Victor Valley College.
E.O.P.S. provides special services such as:
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Book and Supply Service (A/R Credit)
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Counseling
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Orientation
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Priority Registration
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Student Assistance
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Transferring Assistance
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Referrals
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Vendor Cards
To apply for EOPS, students must submit an application to the EOPS Office or you may apply electronically with our EOPS online application.
Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Summer Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:00-5:00 p.m.
Contact Us
Location: Building 23, One Stop
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2242
Email: eops@vvc.edu
Website: EOPS & CARE
K16 Bridge
Teachers, counselors, and administrators originally designed VVC’s K16 Bridge Program to increase the number of students successfully transitioning to a post-secondary institution. High Desert high schools participating in the program work closely with Victor Valley College staff to ensure every student can take advantage of post-secondary education in academic and CTE fields. The K16 Bridge Program meets the Student Success Act requirements for matriculation and is developing programs to help students better prepare for college in math and English. Students participating in the program are eligible for Block 2B priority registration during their first semester at VVC. All High Desert K-12 schools in the VVC region are eligible to participate.
Math Success Center
Math Success Center Pledge
Student success is our goal in the Math Success Center. Students are first, and we will ensure you receive all the help and knowledge you need to pass your class. We take your education seriously and commit to assist you with all of your math needs. We strive to be helpful, patient, positive, encouraging, and professional. We are dedicated to helping you succeed in all of your classes by providing you with our outstanding tutoring services that include:
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Walk-In Tutoring
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One on One Appointment
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Test Correction
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Reserve Study Group Room
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Study-A-Thon Event
Math Success Center Mission
The mission of the VVC Math Success Center is to offer student-centered academic support. The Center provides tutoring services and resources to help students who struggle in mathematics to succeed in completing their class. In cooperation with math faculty and tutors, the Center provides walk-in and one-on-one appointments, workshops, Q&A, as well as test reflection sessions. The Math Center faculty and tutors strive to maximize academic potential and promote student success, retention, collaboration, and excellence.
Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 8:30am – 7:00 pm, and Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Contact Us
Location: Building 21, Technology Center; Rooms 145 and 146
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2788
NextUp
NextUp, formerly known as CAFYES (Cooperating Agencies Foster Youth Educational Support), provides students with resources that make a difference. The program offers eligible current and former foster youth who attend Victor Valley College with support and services that could include help with books and supplies, transportation, tutoring, food, and emergency housing. Our purpose is to give the necessary support and resources to ensure our students will achieve postsecondary success through earning a credential and/or preparing for transfer to a four-year college or university.
Contact Us
Location: Building 10B (upper campus off Bear Valley Rd. and Spring Valley Pkwy)
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2929
Text: (760) 515-9025
Email: NextUp@vvc.edu
Website: NextUp
Technology Center Mall Computer Labs
The Technology Center Mall Computers are self-sign in/out open labs for current students with access to support student success.
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Students can access computers, the internet, word processing programs, navigate the VVC website, and check out webcams for appropriate classes to complete academic assignments.
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Instructional Lab Assistants can help students with proper use of technology and software in computer labs.
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Staff can answer questions and guide students to appropriate departments and programs.
Instruction Team provides a quiet and safe environment conducive to learning and innovation for all students including affinity groups.
Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 7:30am – 9:00pm, and Friday 7:30am – 4:00pm
Contact Us
Location: Building 21, Technology Center (on westside and eastside)
Phone: (760) 245-4271 morning ext. 2397 and evening ext. 2793
Transfer Center
The Transfer Center provides services, resources, and activities to support students through the process of transferring to a university. By utilizing the Transfer Center, students can explore their transfer university options, learn about transfer admission requirements, connect with counselors and university representatives to create a transfer plan, and receive assistance with the application process. We are located in Building 23, Room 05.
Contact Us
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2138
Email: transfer@vvc.edu
Website: VVC Transfer Center
Academic Counseling
Students can meet with a VVC Transfer Counselor to explore transfer admission requirements & deadlines, review articulation agreements, explore transfer admission guarantee programs, and develop a Student Educational Plan (SEP).
University Appointments
Students can meet with representatives from the CSU, UC, and private universities at the Transfer Center. Students can explore admission requirements, transfer guarantee programs, review eligibility, learn about student housing and financial aid, and ask specific questions they have about transferring.
University Transfer Fairs
The Transfer Center hosts its University Transfer Fair every fall semester. Students can explore transfer options, admission requirements, and financial aid/scholarship opportunities by meeting representatives from various CSU, UC, private, and out-of-state college/university campuses.
Campus Tours
Students can attend a campus tour to explore a California State University (CSU), University of California (UC), and Private College/University. Campus tours are offered every Fall & Spring semesters. Free transportation is provided for VVC students.
Workshops & Events
The Transfer Center provides several workshops and events to support students’ transfer needs. Transfer workshops can assist students with navigating the transfer admission process. Students can learn about the requirements to be eligible to transfer to a CSU, UC, and/or private university. The Transfer Center also offers workshops on transfer admission guarantee programs, including the UC Transfer Admission Guarantee (UC TAG) and Transfer Success Pathway (CSU TSP). Students can attend a transfer application workshop to receive assistance with the CSU, UC, and Common Application.
In partnership with VVC Student Services and four-year universities, the Transfer Center provides university admission presentations, On-the-Spot Admissions events, and more!
Tutoring Academic Support Subjects Center
The Tutoring and Academic Support Subjects Center (TASSC) is an innovative space that supports academic learning with peer tutors to increase student success in courses such as:
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Accounting
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American Sign Language
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Communication
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Computer Information Systems
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Political Science
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Psychology
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Spanish
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Math
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Writing
The Tutoring and Academic Support Subjects Center hires Peer Tutors who meet the following requirements:
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Completed one college semester
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Currently registered in (6-12) units
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Overall GPA of 3.0 or higher
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Content competency by a grade of “A” or “B”
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Faculty content knowledge recommendation
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Required training in TUTR 30 Fundamentals of Tutoring course
The Tutoring and Academic Support Center provides tutoring services by offering:
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Walk-In Tutoring Sessions
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One-on-One Tutoring Appointments
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Group Tutoring Session
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Independent Study at Your Own Pace
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Online Tutoring by Appointment
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Good Study Habits
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Test Taking Strategies
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Canvas Navigation Assistance
The Tutoring and Academic Support Subjects Center provides student equity tutoring to meet student’s learning needs with faculty to increase student success working with instructional laboratory assistants. Collectively with student support services we meet students where they are to create welcoming learning centers of inclusivity, belonging, and accessibility for all students including affinity groups.
Hours of Operation are Monday through Thursday 8:30am – 7:00pm, and Friday 8:30am – 6:00pm
Contact Us
Location: Building 21, Technology Center (mall area by stairs)
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2447
Umoja-Uzima Scholars Program
Program Mission:
The Umoja-Uzima (Kiswahili for Unity and Full of Life) Scholars Program is dedicated to African American Student thriving by providing holistic support services anchored by culturally conscious practices that ensure the success for African American and other students in their quest towards a certification/degree at Victor Valley College.
Program Vision:
To cultivate an ethos of success and upliftment embedded in the scholarly experience that, as a result, produces champions of inspiration who transform people, communities, and the world.
Program Services:
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Umoja-Uzima Village Space
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A dedicated Umoja-Uzima Counselor
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Interpersonal, Metacognitive, Personal, Academic, Career, and Transfer support
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Culturally enriching events
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College Tours
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Conferences and Field Trips
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Leadership Development
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Mentorship
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Priority Registration
Program Requirements:
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Complete Umoja State Application
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Meet with Umoja-Uzima Counselor and Program Manager
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Have a 1-Year Educational Plan
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Attend Umoja-Uzima Orientation
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Attend a minimum of 2 Umoja-Uzima programs per semester
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Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0
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Complete a Fall and Spring Semester Academic Progress Report
Contact Us
Location: Building 30, Liberal Arts; Room 02
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2983
Email: umoja@vvc.edu
Instagram: umoja_uzima
Veterans Resource Center
Victor Valley College supports veterans and their dependents using VA Education Benefits.
We assist with the following programs:
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Chapter 30 – Montgomery GI Bill® Active Duty (MGIB-AD)
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Chapter 31 – Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E)
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Chapter 33 – Post-9/11 GI Bill®
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Chapter 33D – Transferred Post-9/11 GI Bill®
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Chapter 33 – Marine GySgt John David Fry Scholarship
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Chapter 35 – Survivors & Dependents Education Assistance
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Chapter 1606 – Selected Reserve Educational Assistance
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Chapter 1607 – Reserve Educational Assistance Program (REAP)
To use VA benefits, apply online at the VA website and request a Certificate of Eligibility (COE). Submit a copy to Victor Valley College’s Veterans Resource Center (VRC). For questions about payment or COE status, call 1-888-GIBILL-1.
The California Department of Veterans Affairs (CALVET) provides a tuition waiver program to eligible dependents and survivors of disabled and deceased veterans. Applications for (CALVET) benefits are available by calling (760) 995-8010, or online at the CalVet website.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Learn more online on the VA website's GI Bill page.
Getting Started at Victor Valley College
While waiting for your COE:
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Apply to Victor Valley College online.
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Complete the placement survey and orientation.
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Submit your transcripts and Joint Service Transcripts from the military.
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Submit your FAFSA
Before a VA Student Educational Plan (VSEP) can be created, all official transcripts must be submitted to include military Joint Service Transcripts (JST’s). A counselor will help you create an approved VSEP showing which courses are VA-payable. Victor Valley College evaluates Military Transcripts for potential college credit. Ask the VRC team for details.
Certification Process
Submit a GI Bill® Enrollment Certification form to the VRC each term you enroll in courses. Processing may take 2–3 weeks during peak times.
Priority Registration
Active Duty and Veterans may qualify for priority registration if:
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Active Duty: Provide valid Military ID
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Veterans: Submit a copy of your DD214
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Spouses of Disabled Veterans & Gold Star Family Members: Visit the VRC to submit the Priority Registration form for these categories.
Contact Us
Location: Building 80.01C Veterans Resource Center
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2245
Email: vrc@vvc.edu
Website: Veterans Resource Center
Writing Center
Students are invited to drop in to the Writing Center to get help with and work on their writing projects, no appointments necessary. Staff and student tutors are trained to work with students on a variety of writing tasks, everything from getting started to drafting essays to revising for grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors.
The Writing Center holds workshops on writing strategies every day and provides computer access and reference texts to help students. Fall and spring hours are Monday through Thursday 8:30-7:00 and Friday 8:30-4:00; winter and summer hours vary.
Contact Us
Location: Building 21, Technology Center; Room 143
Phone: (760) 245-4271, ext. 2607
Website: Writing Center
Personal Support Centers and Programs
Basic Needs (THRIVE Resource Center)
THRIVE Resource Center supports students with the essential resources to thrive here at Victor Valley College. Safe and secure access to food, housing, and health care are critical to your academic success. If you struggle with these basic needs, you are not alone. To get connected to basic needs resources below please complete a THRIVE Resource Request Form on the Basic Needs and Wellness website.
These resources can help, so you can focus on learning.
Food Pantry (The Peak)
The Peak Food Pantry is open to all currently enrolled Victor Valley College students who are experiencing food insecurity. Drop by and pick up a meal item and 2 snacks to get you through your classes for the day. For more information, please call 760-245-4271 ext. 2933.
Assistance for Students Experiencing Homelessness
Currently enrolled VVC students who are experiencing homelessness may be able to receive assistance with housing support. If you need assistance, please submit a THRIVE Resource Request Form on the Basic Needs and Wellness website.
Hygiene & Showers
VVC students who need access to showers and hygiene kits may check in at the THRIVE Resource Center (Building 51A) during their business hours to get assistance.
School Supplies
May be available for current students. Check in at the THRIVE Care Corner (Building 51C) for assistance.
On & Off-Campus Resources
A list of on and off-campus basic needs resources can be accessed on our website.
Contact Us
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 2933
Email: Basic.Needs@vvc.edu
Website: Basic Needs & Wellness
Information Desk
The Student Services Information Desk staff provides holistic and caring support for new and continuing students as they navigate essential college processes. With a student-centered approach, the team is dedicated to helping individuals feel welcomed, supported, and empowered throughout their academic journey. The staff's primary focus is to assist students with applications, registration, financial aid processes, and connecting them to valuable campus resources.
The Information Desk staff offers personalized, one-on-one support with the following:
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Completing matriculation steps
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Submitting an admission application through CCCApply
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Resetting MyVVC passwords
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Completing the online orientation and placement survey
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Submitting or updating the FAFSA financial aid application
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Registering for classes
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Adding or dropping classes
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Accessing EOPS and CalWORKs application materials
Printing is available for documents related to student services. The staff provides a welcoming and supportive environment to ensure students have the tools and guidance they need to begin and manage their academic experience with confidence and success.
Contact Us
Location: Building 23, One Stop
Mental Health
If you or someone you care about needs to speak to someone or is in crisis and needs immediate help, please call National suicide prevention lifeline 1-800-273-8255 open 24/7. If emergency medical care is needed, call 911 or go to the hospital.
Victor Valley College provides services and resources to support the psychological and emotional health of our students. Our mental health and counseling services offer support and strive to help students achieve their academic, personal, and professional goals.
Services
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Weekly access to FREE on-campus drop-in counseling and workshops
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Wellness Central (located in your student Canvas account). Free health and wellness resource for students! Explore the 6 Dimensions of Wellness and learn about what resources are available for each dimension.
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Connection with On and Off-Campus Resources
Contact Us
Phone: (760) 245-4271 ext. 3663
Email: Basic.Needs@vvc.edu
Website: Mental Health & Wellness
Student Activities
Many activities and services are available to students who attend Victor Valley College. College services help facilitate each student’s educational career and should make college life more pleasant and productive while students pursue their educational goals.
Student Body Privileges
Every student enrolled at Victor Valley College is a member of the student body and is entitled to participate in both academic and extracurricular activities at the college. The Associated Student Body (ASB) is the organization which constitutes official membership in the community of students at Victor Valley College.
ASB fees are $10 for all students during the Fall and Spring Semester, and $5 during the Winter Intersession and Summer Session. These fees are used to support the Athletic programs, Theatre Arts productions, student events and also afford the student availability to scholarship programs, community discounts, and access to the ASB Computer Lab. Students receive an ASB card, which entitles them to free admission to all VVC dance, music and theater performances, discounts to other activities, and free copies of the Victor Valley College RamsMonthly publication. In addition, ASB card holders are eligible to compete for Associated Student awards, scholarships, and to hold office in student government.
Student Clubs
Clubs for students with a variety of special interests are an on-going part of campus life. A complete listing of clubs is available from the Office of the Associated Student Body (ASB) located in the Student Activities Center (SAC), Building 44. Students interested in a particular activity find that campus clubs are a good way to meet other students and share ideas and information. Interested students may join a club of their choice by contacting the club’s president or advisor. Among the clubs on campus are the Adventurer’s Fantasy, American Sign Language, Black Student Union, Child Development, California Nursing Student Association (CNSA), Christian Club, Gamer’s Guild Esports, Gender & Sexuality Alliance, Geo Science, Model United Nations, Music Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Pre-Health Scholars, Psychology, Rams Real Estate, Ready Rams, and Respiratory Therapy Club.
Student Government
As members of the Associated Student Body of Victor Valley College, all students are eligible to vote for student representatives to student government and to participate in the government of their campus. Elections for the ASB Council are held in the spring of each year. ASB election information is available through the ASB office located on the 2nd floor of the Student Activities Center. ASB Council meets on a regular basis and determines social policies and program activities for students at Victor Valley College. Students on campus are encouraged to bring matters of interest before the council or to sit in on student council meetings. ASB students who are taking six or more units with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 are eligible to run for office or be appointed to student government positions. The student council’s executive board consists of a President, Vice President, Executive Senator, Secretary, and Treasurer.
Victor Valley College: CARE Team
Victor Valley College’s CARE Team is a proactive, student-focused initiative dedicated to promoting the safety, well-being, and academic success of our campus community. Formerly known as the Behavior Intervention Team (BIT), the CARE Team supports students who may be in distress or displaying concerning behavior by intervening early and connecting them with appropriate resources before challenges escalate.
The CARE Team addresses non-emergency concerns by coordinating referrals and drawing on both campus and community resources. Areas of support include mental health, basic needs, academic support, social wellness, and campus safety.
If you are concerned about a student, we encourage you to submit a CARE Team referral as early as possible. Timely referrals help ensure that students receive the support they need and allow the college to respond in a thoughtful and collaborative manner.
Important: The CARE Team does not serve as an emergency response service. For emergencies, contact Campus Police at (760) 245-4271, ext. 2329, or dial 911.
Referral Categories May Include:
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Mental health concerns
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Academic or classroom behavior issues
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Emergency or crisis situations
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General student well-being concerns
Helpful Links & Resources: