Choose from hundreds of Spring classes to help you graduate, transfer, or get a job. Search our Spring 2020 Class Schedule today! Registration going on now; check the LACCD SIS Portal for your Spring registration date.

Do you need counseling, tutoring, and other services? Are you a single parent? Are you a current/former foster youth? Apply online today to be a part of EOPS, CARE or NextUp/Guardian Scholars. The Spring 2020 application deadline for EOPS is January 31, and for CARE and NextUp/Guardian Scholars is March 6.

Parking permits are now required to park on campus; purchase your student permit for only $7 or by a daily permits are $2 from a campus parking pay station. Winter 2020 parking permits were required in all student lots beginning on January 13, 2020; employee parking permits are always required in staff parking stalls.

Looking for a job? Got an internship or job opening? Visit the LAVC Online Job Board for job opportunities available to students, alumni and friend of Valley College. Employers can also post their job or internship opportunities at no charge!

Have you listened to the Valley Connection Podcast? Come hear inspiring stories of our students, alumni, educators and staff, who have persevered and overcame obstacles to get to where they are today. Subscribe today on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Stitcher, and Spotify!

Los Angeles Valley College has established a new partnership with the Good+Foundation to receive donations that help support student parents at Los Angeles Valley College. The LAVC Family Resource Center and the LAVC Workforce Training Academies are the first community college programs that the Good+Foundation, which was established by Jessica Seinfeld, has supported with its donations.

Congratulations to Gjenaii Z. Enciso Givhan, assistant professor of Business Administration, LAVC, on being awarded the "2019 Advancing Real Estate Education Award" from the California Community Colleges Real Estate Education Center.

Michael Powelson, adjunct assistant professor of History, LAVC, has recently published Swindlers All: A Brief History of Government Business Frauds from Alexander Hamilton to AIG. The book chronicles some of the government and business frauds carried out throughout US history.

LAVC is offering 270+ classes with "zero textbook cost" or "low textbook cost" for students this Fall! Zero Textbook Cost classes uses free, online course materials, and Low Textbook Cost classes have textbooks that are $50 or less. To find these classes, search the online Schedule of Classes by "Class search type" and select "zero cost textbook classes (OER)" or "low cost textbook classes".

LACCD Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez is forwarding Dr. Barry Gribbons for the approval of the LACCD Board of Trustees to serve as the next LAVC President. The Trustees will consider and approve his appointment at the Board’s August 7, 2019 meeting.