Antelope Valley College

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Primary Address

3041 West Ave. K
Lancaster, CA 93536

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(661) 722-6300

counseling@avc.edu

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At Antelope Valley College, we take pride in providing a quality, comprehensive education for a wide variety of learners. We are committed to student success, offering value and opportunity for all members of our community. AVC was founded in 1929 as a department of Antelope Valley Joint Union High School in Lancaster.

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Antelope Valley College provides resources and programs to meet the diverse needs of its students.

Career Education

Career education certificates and training courses

Career Education offers a pathway to success that allows you to learn by exploring, collaborating, and doing from expert instructors and industry professionals.

mclinton@avc.edu

(661) 722-6327

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Financial Aid

Grants, scholarships, loans and more

Find out how to save money with financial aid options, like grants, scholarships, and loans to help pay for your education.

financial_aid@avc.edu

(661) 722-6300, ext. 6337

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Transfer Center

Counseling, resources, and support

Preparing students to transfer to participating four-year colleges and universities.

counseling@avc.edu

(661) 722-6300

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A²MEND

African American Male Education Network & Development

A²MEND focuses on mentoring and initiatives that increase the success of African American male students.

jamaal.black365@gmail.com

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BASIC NEEDS

Food, Housing, and Transportation

Get additional support to help remain focused on your education and your success. Find information on basic needs s

jzimmerman@avc.edu

(661) 722-6354

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Foster Youth Services

NextUp - For Foster Youth Student Success

The NextUp program offers services and support for eligible current and former foster youth.

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Umoja

Community for African American students

Umoja is an on-campus resource dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of African American and other students.

avcumoja@avc.edu

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Undocumented, AB 540 eligible student resources and services

Dreamers Center

Giving answers and support to undocumented students of all nationalities and backgrounds.

kjohnson89@avc.edu

(661) 722-6426

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VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER

For Military Connected Students

Providing various types of aid, benefits and support for current servicemembers and veterans with their educational and VA-related needs.

veterans@avc.edu

(661) 722-6300, ext. 6342

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