Named as the inaugural winner of the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
Downtown Campus opened fall 2019
Programs ranging from health care and technology to business
Average class size for more one-on-one attention
A college-level program of general education and specialized courses designed to prepare students who are interested in transferring to a university to further their education.
Programs designed to teach students new skills and prepare them to enter immediately into the workforce and obtain an in-demand, higher-wage career.
Classes, workshops, conferences and activities support economic development, and meet the growing needs of the community for a trained workforce.
Classes that contribute to a student’s educational growth by providing a basic liberal arts education, providing a pathway into a baccalaureate program.
Student services and activities assist students in assessing and achieving their goals through academic, career and personal decision making.
College-preparatory courses enable students to achieve college-level competency in reading, writing, mathematics and elementary algebra.
The Valencia College District Board of Trustees is composed of nine citizens from Orange and Osceola counties. They are vested with decision-making power in all matters of college policy, programs, building, budget and personnel, and meet monthly.