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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
2. a. Continuing students with 45.0-90.0 units
completed at VVC.
b. VVC ASB Council members, Work Study students,
student athletes, Phi Theta Kappa members,
PACE program students, Cal Works students, and
K-16 Bridge students (Fall semester only).
3. a. Students with 30.0-44.5 units completed at VVC.
b. Students with 15.0-29.5 units completed at VVC4.
4. New, Returning, Transfer students and students with
more than 90.0 units completed at VVC and returning
fully matriculated students.
5. Concurrently enrolled K-12 students.
Requirements For Registration
The Office of Admissions and Records must receive all
required materials prior to registration at Victor Valley
College. Required materials include:
• A completed admissions application and statement of
legal residence to the college. Apply online at
www.vvc.edu.
• For veterans, receipt of a copy of honorable
discharge papers or DD 214. Military personnel on
active duty should submit a copy of their military
orders.
• Applicable International Student forms.
• Establishment of California residency, without which
nonresident tuition must be paid (see Non-Resident
Tuition section in Section VI-Financing Your
Education).
• The completion of all admissions procedures,
orientation, assessment, and program advisement
requirements, except for the exemptions noted in
class schedules.
• Concurrent Enrollment Form (K-12)
• Students (other than Concurrent K-12) may register
for a maximum of 18 units for either fall or spring
semester. Concurrent K-12 students may register for
a maximum of 11 units for either spring or fall
semester. All students may register for a maximum of
8 units for the winter or summer session.
After completing registration through WebAdvisor, it is
important to print a copy of your Registration Statement
and keep a copy for your records. If you add or drop
classes, you should print a new registration statement
after every transaction. You are not officially registered
until you have paid the necessary enrollment fees/tuition
and other fees shown on your Registration Statement.
Priorities for registration are determined at the time of
admission to Victor Valley College.
‘Continuing’ and ‘Returning’ Student Status
Continuing: For admissions and registration purposes, a
student is considered to be in continuous attendance
when he or she was enrolled in at least one transcripted,
credit course the previous semester. Such students are
“Continuing Students.”
Returning: Students who return to VVC after an
absence of at least one semester (excluding summer
and winter sessions) are “Returning Students.” Returning
Students must re-apply to VVC and do not have the
same registration priority as Continuing Students.
Program Changes (Adding/Dropping)
It is the student’s responsibility to complete the drop
and/or add process. If a class has a full enrollment and
is closed to registration, students may add themselves to
a wait list (see Wait Lists for more information).
WebAdvisor online registration is the method to use for
adding or dropping classes.
Adding Classes
Students who want to add a class once classes have
started, should do so as soon as possible (see
authorization codes for more information). The deadline
to add a class is strictly enforced. Late adds will be
considered for verifiable extenuating circumstances
only. Students must be registered in class prior to
census.
Authorization Codes
If you are given permission to add a class by an
instructor, an authorization code will be provided to you
and you will register with your code through WebAdvisor.
NOTE: Authorization codes are valid until the deadline to
add classes.
Withdrawing from Classes
A student may drop or withdraw (or be dropped by an
instructor), only before 44% completion of the class.
Students may not drop or be dropped after this point, and
instructors must issue a grade beyond this point. A
student who drops a class (or who is dropped by an
instructor) on or prior to 20% of the course will have no
record of that class on their permanent transcript,
although they may still be responsible for payment of
fees. Drops that occur after 20% of the course, and on
or before 44% of a course, will result in a W grade being
entered. Students may be dropped for lack of attendance
or for “good cause” as defined in the Education
Code, Article 3, Sect. 76033.
STUDENTS SHOULD NOT RELY ON INSTRUCTORS
TO DROP OR WITHDRAW THEM FROM CLASSES.
Failure to officially drop or withdraw by the deadline may
result in the assignment of an F (Failing) or FW
(Unofficial Withdrawal) grade.
ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
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