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The Business and Management program provides students with a broad understanding of business theories, including operational planning, management, and leadership. The program also helps students develop the practical skills needed to work in a variety of business settings—such as offices, manufacturing, retail, or healthcare—immediately. For those interested starting a side business or stand-alone enterprise our entrepreneurship courses can help you get started.

Cost of attendance, payment information, refunds, financial holds and payment options.

The Irvine Valley College Bookstore stocks new, used and electronic textbooks, class supplies, IVC swag and a variety of educational materials.

The Biological Sciences Department offers a wide range of courses in the biological sciences as well as courses in environmental studies.

Support to overcome non-academic obstacles like hunger, child care, financial assistance, housing needs, and more.

Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to providing a competitive, positive, challenging, and equitable student experience that emphasizes the principles of academic achievement, personal integrity, sportsmanship, wellness, equity, and fulfillment of the Student-Athlete’s potential.

Advanced Technology and Education Park (ATEP) is located at the former Marine Corps Air Station,Tustin. This location is a satellite campus for IVC and the home for the School of Integrated Design, Engineering and Automation (IDEA).

The Associated Students of Irvine Valley College (ASIVC) official student shared governance group represents student interests on college committees, plans student events and activities, and organizes student clubs and organizations

The Articulation Officer (AO) is the person responsible for facilitating articulation agreements between Irvine Valley College and other colleges and universities. The AO works with faculty in identifying courses that articulate to fulfill California State University (CSU) and University of California (UC) general education pattern requirements, as well as campus-specific course-to-course articulations important for major preparation requirements.