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IVC Adult Learners (25+)

Your Experience. Our Support. Your Future.

Whether you’re returning to college, starting a new career path, balancing school with work or family, or exploring a personal interest, Irvine Valley College offers flexible programs, career-focused pathways, and support services to help you reach your goals.

From the Desk of The President

On Fall Opening Day, I had the opportunity to share a reflection on The Power of Belonging, a value that is central to who we are as a college community and to the work we do every day. As we begin a new academic year, I invite you to watch this message and consider the ways each of us contributes to creating an environment where every student and employee feels valued, respected, connected, and supported.

IVC Awards CPA Review Courses to Outstanding Accounting Students

Irvine Valley College (IVC), through the IVC 30 to CPA Program and the IVC Foundation, has awarded three Certified Public Accountant (“CPA”) review courses to outstanding accounting students, helping reduce financial barriers and support their progress toward professional certification. The awards were made possible through the generous support of TimeValue Software and UWorld, a global leader in comprehensive academic and professional education.  

Pre-Health Professions Pathway

The Pre-Health Professions Pathway is a resource designed to support, encourage, and prepare students who plan to pursue graduate or professional programs in the health professions. This page provides comprehensive information on prerequisite coursework comparable to Irvine Valley College courses, admission and standardized testing requirements, California professional associations, and graduate and professional schools.

IVC Students Showcase Research at Cal State Fullerton Symposium

Twelve Irvine Valley College (IVC) students were among 64 students from nine community colleges who presented original research at the 13th Annual California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) Summer Research Symposium on August 6 at the Titan Student Union Pavilion. The annual symposium, co-hosted by CSUF’s Undergraduate Research Opportunity Center (UROC) and Project RAISE (Regional Alliance in STEM Education), brought together students to share their scholarly and creative work with faculty, peers and the broader academic community.

IVC DSPS Grievance Process

DSPS Student Grievance Process for Providing Equal Access

Students registered with DSPS may file a complaint if they are dissatisfied with: 

  • An assigned reasonable academic adjustment and/or accommodation; or
  • The implementation of an approved academic adjustment and/or accommodation. 

Students may pursue informal and formal resolution options to ensure equal access.