Assists students in planning their academic and career paths. It helps students achieve academic success and personal growth by building a solid foundation of support and services to assist students. Services include academic advising, early registration, workshops, support groups, transfer assistance, cultural enrichment, leadership training and limited scholarships. Third Floor, Bldg. Assists unemployed individuals to return to the workforce by providing many types of job search assistance and possible retraining for employment.
Eligibility is based on unemployment status.
Students wishing to register for a class after the normal add period may do so by registering in the Office of Admissions and Records. After the normal add period, the student must acquire permission from the instructor and the Vice-President of Academic Affairs. First time, full-time students are required to take the reading, writing, and math placement exams. Student planning to take an English writing course or a math course are also required to complete the respective placement exams. The Peer Tutor Center offers a learning assistance program at no extra cost to IVCC students.