When Haley Barrios was a child, she loved to build things.
“I still love tinkering with things, then taking them apart,” says Barrios, now a mechanical engineering student at Irvine Valley College (IVC).
Irvine Valley College was selected to participate in this statewide initiative created to establish a pipeline of diverse students so that the legal profession reflects the diverse population of California. The initiative is a collaboration between the California Community Colleges and the State Bar of California through California LAW, a nonprofit organization.
We are excited to announce that the IVC library will be undergoing renovations to better serve you. During this period, the library will be temporarily relocated to Room A311.
Please note the following important dates and information:
Library Closure for Move: The library will be closed from Tuesday, June 11 through Thursday, June 13 for the physical move.
Reopening in A311: The library will reopen in Room A311 on Monday, June 17.
Graduate with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in 51/2 years!
The Community College Accelerated PharmD Pathway (CCAPP) program provides IVC students with a guaranteed seat in the Western University of Health Sciences, College of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program, upon successful completion of the Transfer Admission Guarantee requirements.
Meet Olivia Jin, a dynamic student at Irvine Valley College (IVC) with a clear vision for her future in business and entrepreneurship. Olivia is pursuing a major in business administration with a concentration in strategy consulting, driven by her passion to empower small businesses in the competitive marketplace through strategic business development and marketing.
A graduate of Crean Lutheran High School in Irvine, Olivia has set her sights on attending UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, where she aims to further hone her skills and knowledge in business management.
Diego Moreno, a passionate student at Irvine Valley College (IVC), is on a journey fueled by his love for history. After graduating from Northwood High School, Diego's academic path has been guided by his unwavering enthusiasm for the subject, which he cultivated during high school.
As a history major at IVC, Diego delved deep into his studies, driven by his innate curiosity and passion for the subject matter. His commitment to academia led him to excel in his classes, earning him recognition and respect among his peers and professors.
On Friday, May 17, the Irvine Valley College (IVC) Foundation held its 39th Annual Scholarship Celebration demonstrating a resounding display of generosity and commitment to student success. The Foundation awarded a total of $558,750 in scholarships, marking a significant increase of $30,450, or 6%, compared to last year's event.
