ENROLLMENT STATUS AND FEES

Do you need to be a full-time student?

It is important to determine whether you need to be a full-time student before you register for classes.  Enrollment status is often important for financial aid, athletic eligibility, insurance benefits or other benefits.

What does it cost to attend Victor Valley College?

Fee Categories

1. Enrollment Fee (Subject to Change)- $26 per unit for each unit enrolled. - Mandatory Fees*
   For example:
   
   

   3 units	3 x $26 = $78
   12 units	12 x $26 = $312

   
   


2. Nonresident Tuition (Subject to Change) - Mandatory Fees*
   (For students who are NOT California residents)
   To take a class with a 3 unit value:
   

   	enrollment	tuition	total
   Nevada:	$78	+ $141	= $219
   other nonresidents:	$78	+ $483	= $561

   
   Fees for all California community colleges are set by the California Legislature and are subject to change.
   


3. Student Center Fee - Mandatory Fees*
   Maximum is $10 per academic year. Fees are mandatory and are used to maintain the Student Activities Center.
   *This fee requirement shall be waived for any student who, at the time of enrollment, is a recipient of benefits under the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program, the Supplemental Security Income/State Supplementary Program, or a general assistance program.
   


4. Student Representation Fee (Fall& Spring semesters only )- Mandatory Fees*
   The fee is $1.00 per student, per semester. The student representation fee is authorized by Education Code Section 76060.5 and implements Title 5 regulations commencing with Section 54801. Section 54805 requires a notice to be provided to students stating that: “The money collected pursuant to this article shall be expended to provide support for students or representatives who may be stating their positions and
   viewpoints before city, county, and district government, and before offices and agencies of the state and federal government.”
   


5. ASB Card Fee (Fall & Spring semesters only) Optional Fees*
   All students registering for credit classes are automatically assessed a $10 fee for the ASB card. Replacement cost is $5 for lost cards. Monies are to be paid at the Bursar’s Office. There is no ASB card fee during the summer.
   



6. Parking Permits - Optional Fees*
   Parking Permits are non-refundable. Parking permits are required and must be displayed to park on campus; Monday-Saturday. Parking rules and regulations are explained in the Victor Valley College parking booklet, which is available free of charge in the Student Services Building.
   
   IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENT TO OBTAIN A BOOKLET AND READ IT THOROUGHLY
   
   For students who have purchased a full-term-length parking permit, a motorcycle permit may be purchased for an additional $5.00. Proof of motorcycle registration is required. If a full-term-length parking permit has not been purchased, a motorcycle permit will cost the same as a full-term-length parking permit.
   
   If your permit is lost or stolen, you must report it to the Bursar's Office. Replacement/additional permits will cost $20 for Fall/Spring and $10 for Summer. Bring your original printout with the permit number on it. Disabled parking rules are enforced Monday-Sunday. Purchasing
   a parking permit does not guarantee a parking space.
   
   Limited "Visitor Only" (non-student) parking is available. A daily permit is also available from coinoperated dispensers at various campus locations (see campus map).Parking lots are closely monitored by Victor Valley College campus police to ensure safe parking conditions. Fines for violating Victor Valley College parking regulations are similar in cost to those of the city of Victorville. Violations not resolved are forwarded for civil action.
   
   PARKING PERMITS ARE NOT VALID IN METERED STALLS.
   
   Questions regarding parking information should be directed to the Campus Police Office at 245-4271, ext. 2329/2516.
   

Last Modified: 2006-12-14.