• REGULAR OFFICE HOURS
  • Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
  • Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• SUMMER SESSION HOURS
  • Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Friday:  Closed

**During Summer it is best to call and schedule an appointment if you need to meet with a counselor.

Victor Valley College ACCESS extends to individuals with communicative, developmental, learning, psychological, physical, visual, and/or hearing disabilities the opportunity to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills for increased self-actualization and independence. These skills may also be used to gain a college degree or for vocational development leading to employment.

The ACCESS Resource Center has been designed to respond on an individual basis to the needs of Victor Valley College students with disabilities that are eligible for services. The aim is to intervene when a developmental, learning, physical, and/or psychological limitation interferes with the instructional process provided by the College. This allows students an equal opportunity to the same quality education as any other student. With the growing awareness on the part of all people regarding human rights and equal access, all students need to understand that it is ability not disability that counts.

To be eligible for the program, you must have a disability verified by a physician, psychologist or other appropriate professional. If you have a learning disability, you should bring copies of your test scores. Moreover, if you believe you have a learning disability, but have not been tested, we administer the test at our facilities for community college eligibility purposes only.

Students who may qualify for services include, but are not limited to, Developmentally Delayed Learners, Acquired Brain Injury, Physical, Communication, Learning, Psychological and Other Disabilities.

ACCESS Application Packet - Download here

1. Fill out an online Victor Valley College Application for Admission and wait to receive your VVC Student ID number
2. Obtain written documentation from the licensed professional (if you have a High School IEP, this may work in place of licensed professional documents)
3. Fill out an application for the ACCESS program and give it to the ACCESS front office staff with your documentation or email to ACCESS@vvc.edu
4. ACCESS staff will contact you once documents are reviewed for next steps
5. If you are experiencing a learning problem, but do not have documentation, please contact: Evelyn.Marquez@vvc.edu.

Documentation of disability must accompany your application such as:

• Deaf or Hard of Hearing - audiogram
• IEP/504 Plan
• Learning Disability - Psych-evaluation including test scores
• Physical Disability - Medical documentation from Physician
• Psychological Disability - Psychologist
• Visual Disability - Optometrist Exam