The mission of the IVC Library is to cultivate student success, information competency and lifelong learning by providing quality services and programs to ensure equitable access to information resources for Irvine Valley College’s diverse community.
Through Irvine Valley Promise, students will be encouraged in their academic achievement, social integration, and personal success through financial assistance and a strong support network of peers, staff and faculty. Irvine Valley Promise students have designated Promise Counselors that will assist them with academic and career planning.
These workshops are open to current IVC students and are a part of the Irvine Valley Promise Student Success Certificate requirements. For a complete list of workshops, please visit the Canvas module.
We have outlined some important information below to help you get support during this time.
Students at risk of or removed from the Irvine Valley Promise program may appeal for readmission. Early high school graduates or students transferring from another community college promise program can also be considered for the program through the appeal process.
Note: This is appeal process for the Irvine Valley Promise program, not for the California College Promise Grant (CCPG).
To be eligible for Irvine Valley Promise, students must:
Meet the eligibility criteria? Join Promise today.
Irvine Valley College (IVC) is committed to fostering a safe, supportive learning and working environment where all can pursue their career or academic success. To safeguard this commitment, the College encourages staff, faculty, and students to report misconduct, concerning behavior, and/or suspicious activity. The College depends on the campus community to identify and report behaviors of concern so that the College can respond to distressed students or community members with appropriate support services and resources.