We offer a wide variety of specialized services! The programs, services and facilities provided by our various departments are designed to create a stimulating and supportive environment that enhances the personal development, learning, educational success and career preparation of all students.

Programs

Adult Education Program

Specialized counseling for adult leaners

BROTHERS

A student centered organization dedicated to improving the college experience, academic success, and career development and connection of/for Black males at San Bernardino Valley College

CalWORKs and Workforce Development

Help you meet your welfare-to-work requirements as well as provides counseling and additional support services.

Dedicated Engagement to Empower Part-Timers (D.E.E.P)

Support for first-year and returning part-time students in transitioning to college and getting set up for success

DREAMERS & Dreamers Resource Center

Support for undocumented students, DACA students and those from mixed status families into college.

EOPS/ CARE / NextUp

Specialized counseling, prioirty registration, and more specialized support for students who are low-income and educationally disadvantaged.

ESL Support Services

Support for students taking English as a Second Language (ESL) classes

Guardian Scholars/Foster Youth

Supportive services to current and former foster youth who have experienced foster care.

Honors Program

Enhanced experiences, faculty mentorships, and academic opportunities to earn an advantage in transferring to the four-year institution of your choice.

International Student Services

Admissions and support for students studying at SBVC with a F-1 Visa

Noncredit Counseling

Support for students taking noncredit classes.

Puente Project

Academic, counseling, and mentoring program, open to all SBVC students.

STEM-MESA

Academic program and support for students pursuing science, engineering, and mathematics degrees.

Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

Support for students with temporary or permanent disabilities. Services include ASL interpreting, LD Assessment, Assistive Technology/Alt Media/High Tech Center, and more.

Success Through Achievement & Retention (STAR/TRiO)

Free counseling, tutoring, computer lab, priority B registration, field trips and more!

Tatayan Learning Community

Alearning community centered around Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures and experiences

The Huddle & Athletics Counseling

Meet with your athletics counselor, to discuss and take action on areas of your academic life.

Umoja-Tumaini

Learning community for African American students. Benefits include counseling, tutoring, HBCU college tours, and more.

Valley-Bound Commitment (VBC)

Free first year of college to local high school graduates entering SBVC

Veteran's Resource Center

Assists veterans and their families with the necessary applications for admission, financial aid, and application of veteran education benefits.

Youth Empowerment Strategies for Success/ Independent Living Program (YESS/ILP)

Academic support and life-skills training for Foster Youth.

Contact information of the special programs offices

Athletics  SG-28 384-8516
CalWork  CC-208  384-8659 
Student Accessibility Services AD/SS-105     384-4443 
EOPS  AD/SS-202  384-4412 
ESL Program LA-201  387-1617 
Honors Program  AD/SS-203  384-8658 
International Student Services  AD/SS-103  384-4404 
Puente Program  LA-222  384-8255 
STAR Program      AD/SS-201  384-4433 
Tumaini Program  AD/SS-203  384-8658 
Veterans  CC-133  384-4411