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Los Angeles Valley College

Los Angeles Valley College
International Student Program
5800 Fulton Avenue
Valley Glen, California 91401-4096
USA
Telephone: 818.778.5517
Fax: 818.778.5519
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Los Angeles Valley College (LAVC) is located in beautiful, sunny southern California in one of the most diverse cities in the world. Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Los Angeles Valley College has been providing quality education for more than fifty years. We offer a variety of programs and majors to suit almost any educational goal. Our classes are small so you'll get lots of personal attention from professors.

Location

LAVC is located in the San Fernando Valley, minutes from Hollywood, Universal City, Ventura Boulevard and the sunny California Coast. The surrounding community features a host of galleries, theaters, restaurants, shopping and diverse-cultural attractions.

Quality

Los Angeles Valley College has been one of the leading community colleges in California since 1949. We are committed to providing quality education in a supportive learning environment.

Variety

We've got what you're looking for. We offer more than 100 occupational certificates, associate degrees and transfer programs to meet your educational goals.

Occupational Certificate: Short-term vocational training designed to give students basic business, technical and professional skills.

    Units: 30 units (approximately)
    Timeframe: 1 - 2 years
    Purpose: Entry-level employment or job advancement
Associate Degree: A two-year degree program designed to enhance students' critical-thinking skills provide reading, writing and mathematics competence while training students for an entry-level job.
    Units: 60 units (minimum)
    Timeframe: 2 - 3 years
    Purpose: Entry-level employment or job advancement
Transfer: A two-year degree provides the first two years of a four-year education. The focus of general education is critical-thinking skills; provide reading, writing and mathematics competence while training students for an entry-level job.
    Units: 56 units (minimum)
    Timeframe: 2 -3 years
    Purpose: Completion of general education requirements
Majors include: (check out our website for a full listing of majors)
    Agriculture and Natural Sciences
    Anthropology
    Architecture
    Art
    Biological Sciences
    Business
    Commercial Services
    Communications
    Computer and Information Sciences
    Consumer Education and Home Economics
    Economics
    Education
    Engineering and Related Industrial Technology
    English
    Fine and Applied Arts
    Foreign Language
    Geography
    Health
    History
    Humanities
    Law
    Liberal Arts
    Library Sciences
    Mathematics
    Music
    Philosophy
    Physical Science
    Psychology
    Public Affairs and Services
    Social Sciences
    Sociology
    Theater Arts

Personal Attention

You'll never get lost in a crowd here. Our classes are small and our faculty is dedicated to teaching.

Admission

To be eligible for admission, potential students must:
  1. Complete and submit the International Student Information Sheet
  2. Complete and submit the International Admissions Application
  3. Send an official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score directly from ETS. The minimum score requirement is 450 (Written) or 133 (Computerized) or 45 (IBT). This requirement may be waived if the student completed their secondary education in a country where English is the primary language of educational instruction.
  4. Submit original, official transcripts, certificates and diplomas from secondary schooling and any colleges and universities you attended. If these documents are not in English, a certified English translation must accompany them.
  5. Complete and submit a Confidential Financial Statement and provide the required bank statement(s)/ letter(s) (no more than 2 months old) showing a minimum of $18,148 to meet estimated tuition and living expenses. Further documentation may be required.
  6. Submit a copy of your passport expiration page, visa and I-94.
  7. Submit 3 passport photos.
  8. Submit a nonrefundable $ 35 money order payable to Los Angeles Valley College for the application fee.
  9. Los Angeles Valley College requires parents submit a signed Guardian Statement for students under 18 on the fist day of classes.
  10. Students who are married or have children under 21, and plan to bring their dependents to United States as F-2 dependents must complete and submit a Dependent Information Sheet and proof of an additional $ 3,000 per dependent.

Application Deadlines

Out-of-Country Applicants
Fall: November 1
Spring: June 1

Change of Status Applicants
Fall: November 1
Spring: June 1

Transfer Applicants
Fall: November 30
Spring: June 30

If you are interested in any of our programs and would like to request information, please contact us!

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