VVC Bridge Program

The Victor Valley College Bridge Program allows Hesperia High School Seniors to complete the Victor Valley College Admissions steps with their high school counselor. This program gives HHS students the opportunity to qualify for priority registration for Fall 2026, which helps guarantee that students will be placed in the classes they need their first semester at VVC. Students who participate in the VVC Bridge Program will also have assistance in creating their college education plan. This program is FREE and is offered to all HHS seniors. It is highly recommended that all students participate in the VVC Bridge program in order to explore various opportunities for after high school. If you are a HHS senior and interested in participating in the VVC Bridge program please contact your school counselor.

VVC Virtual One Stop - Outreach Department

Virtual One Stop — Get Help Registering for Classes

Victor Valley College is here to help you succeed. Log on to get help from counselors, admissions, financial aid and Rambassadors at VVC. Student success begins here. Monday — Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.vvc.edu/virtual-one-stop-get-help-registering-classes

VVC Resources

Help Desk

For login/password assistance

(760) 372-7500

Email: servicedesk@vvc.edu

Monday - Friday : 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Saturday: - 7:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

VVC Quick Links

VVC Degrees & Certificates

VVC Course Catalog 23 24

VVC Financial Aid Office

VVC Athletics

VVC Pathway Maps

Program Applications

VVC Non Credit Programs

VVC Puente Program Application

EOPS & CARES Programs

VVC Access Program

VVC Scholarship Foundation

VVC Counselor

TBD

Our VVC Counselor is at HHS

Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesdays

Periods 1-6 in the CCRC (A-6).

VVC Rambassador Students

Our VVC Rambassadors are current VVC students who work with our VVC Bridge Counselor to help students complete their VVC Bridge Steps. Rambassadors are available to assist seniors in completing their VVC Bridge Steps in the CCRC (A-6).

VVC Bridge Steps

Part 1: Apply to VVC

Step 1: Create your CCC Apply Account: Click Here for Video Tutorial

Step 2: Apply to VVC: Click Here for Video Tutorial

1. Apply for Summer 2026 if you are taking summer classes. Apply Fall 2026 if you are taking fall classes.
2. After 72 Hours You should receive an email from VVC with your student information.

1. 1. If you had previously applied to VVC for Dual Enrollment or Early College Academy or for CTE Class Articulation you will not receive an email. You would have received the email the first time you applied.
  2. If you previously applied to VVC and do not know your VVC ID number please email rebecca.rubio@hesperiausd.org

Part 2: Complete VVC Orientation & Placement Survey

PPT Step 2 Orientation.pdf

Step 1: After you have applied you will need to complete your Online Orientation and your Self-Placement Survey in your MyVVC account

Step 2: Check the VVC Catalogue to browse your class options. Click Here

1. Look at classes that pertain to your interest and goals.
  - Not sure what you want to major in? VVC has a virtual Career Coach to assist you! Click Here
2. Make a list of classes you are interested in taking per your Career Goal.

Part 3: Apply for Financial Aid

Step 1: Complete the FREE FAFSA or Dream Act application (undocumented students).

If you are attending college Fall 2026 apply for 2026-2027 School Year.

If you are attending college Summer 2026 you must also complete a 2025-2026 financial aid application.

FAFSA Application Assistance

CA Dream Act Application Assistance

Part 4: VVC Education Plan & Class Registration

Step 1: Complete an Education Plan with your High School Bridge Counselor: Rebecca Rubio or VVC Counselor: TBD.

To access your Education Plan in Self Service login to your MyVVC Account.
Make sure that you have your correct major listed. If you need to change your major use the VVC Student Update Form
If you have not yet decided on a major or degree, you will have to choose one to start your education plan. VVC does require you to have a major on file for your education plan. It is highly recommended that you complete major requirements along with your general education requirements if you are planning to transfer to a 4 year university. There are three academic objectives you can complete at Victor Valley College:
- - - - Occupational Certificates,
      - Associate's Degree
      - Transfer to a university.
      - You can find more information about your academic options in the College Catalog.
Make sure that your Financial Aid Application has gone through and you do not have any hold or document verification requests.

Step 2: Register for Classes. CLICK HERE (Registration opens May 2026)

Preparing For Your First Semester

Are you ready for your first semester of college? Here are some items we recommend checking to make sure you have a smooth transition!

Financial Aid & Fees

Have you completed your financial aid application? Make sure to double check that VVC was listed on your financial aid application so that they can receive your financial aid application. If you are missing a parent/guardian signature, your application will not go through!
Double check that you have not been selected for verification and you do not have any holds on your account!
Make sure you have no pending fees! If you have a fee and miss the payment deadline, you will be dropped from your classes!

DREAMERS - AB540

Victor Valley College (VVC) supports the educational, personal, and career growth and development of our students and embraces a diverse student population. AB 540 students, also known as DREAMERS, are students who presently do not have legal residency status in the United States. In 2001, the state of California made it possible for AB 540 students to attend a California Community College (CCC), California State University (CSU), and a University of California (UC) and pay in-state resident tuition as long as the student meets the following requirements:

Attended a California high school/adult school for at least three years;
Graduated from a California high school/adult school, passed the GED/HiSET or passed the California High School Proficiency Exam;
Are registered or enrolled at a public institution of higher education in California;
Complete an AB 540 California Nonresident Exemption Request
Notice: If you don't meet the requirements for AB540, please see if you meet the requirements for in-state tuition (via AB2000 or SB68) and the CA Dream Act by viewing this grid.

In addition to applying to VVC, AB 540 students will need to provide proof (documentation) that they meet the above requirements by submitting the below documents/forms to Admissions and Records (Bldg. 23):

Official high school/adult school transcripts (sealed);
Original high school/adult school diploma, or GED or HiSET pass results/scores; and
AB540 California Nonresident Tuition Exemption Request

VVC ID Card

A VVC ID Card is required for all students and must be presented to access specific classes, computer labs, the weight room, and the library.

After you have registered for classes, take a valid I.D. and a copy of your VVC Registration Statement to the Associated Student Body Office in Bldg 44 to receive your VVC ID/ASB card.

Textbooks/Class Supplies

Books

Rams Bookstore

Uniforms/Program Supplies -

Certain programs at VVC may require additional equipment supplies or uniforms for the classes. Please be mindful of these additional costs!

ASB/Clubs

ASB

Tutoring and Academic Support

Accessing Canvas (Online/Hybrid Classes)

Canvas is the portal that the campus uses for online cases.
To access canvas go to www.vvc.edu and click on the Canvas link or MyVVC at the top of the page. The login information is the same as Webadvisor.
There is also online tutoring services through Canvas and the school should you need any assistance with your classes.
Should you need assistance with accessing canvas or have questions about online classes please contact 760-245-4271 ext. 2740 or 2453
Need help logging in? https://www.vvc.edu/canvas-training-details
1. Please note: If you do not see all your courses listed on your Dashboard, select the "All Courses" link at the top of your page. There may be a possibility that your instructor has opted not to publish their course and use a different method to communicate with you. Check with your instructor for detailed information if you do not see a course listed.

Meet with a VVC Counselor

You should schedule a meeting with a VVC Counselor during your first semester at VVC to complete your Educational Plan. VVC counselors specialize by major so it is very important that you have the correct major listed on your Navigate so that your educational plan is correct and you meet with the correct counselor.

To set at a counseling appointment, log into your MyVVC and click, "NAVIGATE STUDENT", then click on the "Appointments" link on the left.
Click here for a video demonstration

Wellness Central at VVC

VVC Wellness Central

This is a free health and wellness resource created especially for California Community College students. This resource is here for you to access in your space at your pace!

Your health is important and is connected to your ability to succeed as a student. We know that when you pay attention to your health, you are more likely to successfully complete your classes, receive the grades you desire, progress to the next semester and move smoothly on to graduation!

TEST

The Triage, Engagement and Support Teams (TEST) is a field based, short term intensive case management program to help you get connected to needed behavioral health, substance abuse treatment and additional community resources to increase access to services.

Referral Form

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