Important dates
June 15:
Six-week summer session begins (June 15 - July 24)
June 15:
Late registration - space available basis.
July 4:
Holiday (observed) - Independence Day - college closed
July 15:
Deadline to file AA/AS degree or certificate
July 24:
Last day of six and nine-week summer sessions
August 24:
Fall classes begin
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Fall 2020 registration dates
May 18:
Priority registration: EOPS/DSPS/Veterans/Foster Youth/CalWorks
May 20:
Note takers, early graduation, athletes
May 21:
Continuing students with 45-75 units
May 26-27:
Continuing students with 0-44.99 units
May 28:
Recent matriculated high school graduates
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Bookstore announcements
Summer purchases
The bookstore is open online for summer purchases. There are two options for delivery:
- UPS ground shipping to address of your choice
- In-store (curbside) pick-up at window on south side of bookstore. Monday - Thursday, 10am - 4pm. Please wait for confirmation e-mail before coming to campus. Face covering required.
Summer refund
Summer books purchased for classes starting the week of June 15 have until June 24 for a full refund.
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Counseling announcements
We are currently out of summer appointments - we are booked through July. ESARS is turned off in the summer. Please check
DVC counseling
in July for updates. We will begin to schedule fall appointments on August 17 for the week of August 31.
DVC counseling
has great tools that can help with answering many counseling-related questions.
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Career Services workshops
Sharpen your career skills this summer with a workshop from DVC Career Services. Participate in these helpful sessions touching on useful topics including Exploring Your Career Options with Career Coach (June 16), Resume Tools (June 30), and Job Search Strategies (July 1).
Register for a workshop today!
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Meet your new ASDVC executive officers
The Associated Students of Diablo Valley College (ASDVC) is the student government at DVC. ASDVC is responsible for advocating for and representing students' perspectives on College and District committees, councils and task forces.
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Basic needs
DVC is committed to supporting the basic needs of our students. If you need help, we have resources for food, housing and health services.
Learn more
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2020 census
While many of us work from home, the 2020 Census is happening in cities, counties and states throughout the nation, counting every person living in the U.S. Population data from the count determines how congressional districts distribute federal resources, in addition to vital funding for student financial aid, healthcare, housing, and transportation.
The Contra Costa Community College District is committed to ensuring that all of our students, faculty, staff and their families are counted in the 2020 Census, securing aid for our local communities, schools and colleges.
During these challenging times, your participation counts more than ever. Please take a few minutes and visit
Census CA
to complete your 2020 census form, or call 800-923-8282 for more information.
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Student club announcements
Attention all returning DVC student clubs/organizations officers! The club renewal registration process for the fall 2020 term will officially open in
DVCsync
on
June 15
. You will need to list four club officers and two members who are already enrolled in fall 2020 classes and a faculty club adviser. Club officers with management access may login to their
DVCsync
account (using your Insite Portal credentials) and submit the fall 2020 club renewal registration
June 15 -
September 21
. For questions, please contact
John Christensen
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Academic Support Center
Need some extra help with your studies? We’ve got you! Visit
DVC tutoring
for specific subject tutoring or visit the
Academic Support Center
(ASC) for help, virtual study rooms, and support.
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Financial aid announcements
Are you taking summer classes? If so, you may eligible for financial aid, including the Pell Grant. Make sure to submit both the 2019-20 and the 2020-21 FAFSA or CA Dram Act application to determine your eligibility. You will need 2017 and 2018 income information on hand to complete each application.
You may need to submit documentation to be eligible for summer financial aid, so make sure to check your
InSite
portal for more information. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us via
chat
or phone for general questions and email for specific questions. Learn more at
DVC summer aid
.
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EOPS accepting applications for new fall 2020 students
Need money for textbooks? Priority registration? Dedicated academic, career, and personal counseling assistance? Apply for the DVC Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) program to see if you qualify for these services and more.
EOPS
is currently accepting online applications for new fall 2020 EOPS students. Visit
EOPS
to apply. For more information about EOPS, please email
DVC EOPS
or visit
EOPS
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Umoja at DVC
Umoja (a Kiswahili word meaning unity) is a learning community dedicated to the academic success, personal growth, and self-actualization of African American and other students.
We are opening up recruitment for Umoja Cohort 9 (C9) for fall 2020-spring 2021, and want you to have first opportunity to join! Joining the Umoja will be a unique and inspiring experience. Learn more about the
UMOJA program at DVC.
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First Time + Full Time = Free Tuition
Are you a first time college student? If so, please check out the First Time + Full Time = Free Tuition (FT3) program. You may qualify for free tuition for up to two academic years!
Learn more about FT3.
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COVID-19 Emergency Grant
Students enrolled for summer 2020 can apply for a one-time $500 grant to help with books, supplies, housing, food, transportation, technology needs, health care, child care and other costs. See eligibility requirements at
COVID-19 Emergency Grant
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