New law that may affect your tuition based on residency

Please check the VACA Act for new law beginning July 1, 2015. 

 

The Veterans Affairs Office at San Bernardino Valley College serves as a liaison between veteran students, and the Department of Veteran Affairs. The office is equipped to assist veteran students with the appropriate forms to process claims for educational benefits.

The Veteran's Resource Office has on-site Administrator and Veteran's Representative from Admissions & Records to assist with any questions concerning veteran educational benefits or educational experiences at San Bernardino Valley College. 

Open Classes	Spring 2018
Income Tax FAQs	Go to 1098T.com
Educational Counselor	By Appointment - Call the VRC
Mental Health Counselors	3 Days a Week - By Appointment - Call the VRC
Veterans Benefits Resource Specialist	4th Monday - Monthly - Walk-Ins Welcome

Educational Plans are required! New Students who do not have an Educational Plan are not be eligible for Priority Registration.

Students who have completed 100 or more combined degree applicable units within the San Bernardino Community College District are not eligible for Priority Registration (Title 5; Section 58108 (I) (2) (Veteran Status Included).

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