The Mental Health and ADHD Eligibility Program is designed to assist students who are struggling with symptoms which are negatively impacting their academic success. Typical symptoms include difficulties with attention, concentration, processing information, or mood. The goal of the program is to provide support services and accommodations which level the playing field for students to be successful in college level courses.
Student clubs and organizations must register every Fall and Spring semester in order to be ratified by the Inter-Club Council (ICC).
Fall 2024 Club Renewal Form Extension deadline: Monday, September 16, 2024 at 11:59 pm
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Irvine Valley College (IVC) is proud to announce a historic milestone in its four decades of serving Irvine and the surrounding community. As of September 9, IVC's fall census enrollment headcount has reached a record 15,848 students, the highest number since the college's founding in 1985.
This figure represents the total number of unduplicated students currently enrolled in courses at the college. The achievement reflects IVC’s ongoing commitment to providing high-quality education and meeting the needs of its growing student population.
The Hub aims to foster a culture of continuous learning and growth at Irvine Valley College, enhancing the educational experience for students by empowering faculty, classified professionals, and management through targeted professional learning.
The test proctoring service is to be used by students that have been approved to take their exam in the Student Success Center by their instructor.
Submit your request at least 72 business hours hours in advance by emailing ivcssctesting@ivc.edu.
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Whether she’s teeing off on the golf course or problem solving on the computer, Vaishu Kagita consistently strives to boost her skills while closing gender gaps.
The current president of Irvine Valley College (IVC)’s Girls Who Code Club – working to advance the role of women in technology – and a former member of her high school’s varsity golf team, she is now a data science major at IVC.