Each academic year Irvine Valley College’s Transfer Center offers three College Fairs (two in the Fall and one in the Spring). At our College Fairs students can explore transfer options, admission requirements, academic majors, financial aid, and other transfer opportunities at various CSU, UC, private, and out of state colleges/university campuses.
Here is the schedule for IVC’s College Fair for the 2020-2021 academic year:
Financial aid is money that helps you pay for the cost of your education (college fees, books and supplies, and basic living expenses). Sources of financial aid include the federal government, state governments, lending institutions, and the institution you are attending. You may or may not have to repay financial aid.
Scholarships are payments made to support a student's education and are awarded based on financial need, merit, or major. You are not required to repay a scholarship.
CSU Bakersfield
Admissions and Records 47 SA
9001 Stockdale Highway
Bakersfield, CA 93311-1099
CSU Channel Islands
Admissions and Records Enrollment Center Sage Hall, Rm 1020
One University Drive
Camarillo, CA 93012
The Irvine Valley College (IVC) and PreMedCC Health Professions Virtual Conference is an annual event that provides information, updates, and resources on health professions programs available for students.
Learn more about IVC's Health Professions Pathway and PreMedCC, a non-profit student led organization that focuses on providing community college students with pathway information and resources to enter various health professions.
Please join us at Irvine Valley College for our Latino Transfer Night! Anyone may attend, however, this event is geared toward current Latino students and their parents/legal guardians who would like information on successfully completing a community college education and transfer to a 4-year university. Food provided along with door prizes and giveaways!
Obtain up-to-date information regarding the IVC Transfer Center services and events through out the year.
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Courses and exams that students can take while still in high school to receive college credit. At IVC, students may earn degree and general education credit for AP tests with scores of 3, 4, or 5. Students must have official copies of their exam results sent to the IVC Admissions Office.
The fee waiver provides freedom from payment of the admission application fee; for those students who have demonstrated financial hardship.