Contact Us

Important information on how to contact us in Financial Aid.

The San Bernardino Valley College Financial Aid Office is open to serve you Monday through Friday. Hours are subject to change during holiday periods and during the Summer semester. Please check this website for updates on Financial Aid Office hours during each semester.

The Financial Aid Office offers full services Monday through Thursday of each week. Fridays are limited services. On limited service days students may inquire about general information however, account specific information cannot be provided. Students are encouraged to utilize WebAdvisor for information pertaining to their file.

 

The Financial Aid Office will be closed on Tuesday, May 21st from 9am-2pm for our Financial Aid Awareness Fair.  Please join us, more information is at SBVC Financial Aid Fair.

Spring 2019 Office Hours

Monday & Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm

Tuesday & Wednesday: 8:00- 7:00pm

Fridays: 8:00am - 4:30pm

 

*The Financial Aid Office will see the last student of the day, 30 minutes prior to the office closure time posted above.

**Fridays are limited service days from 12pm-2pm. On limited service days, students may inquire about general information however, documents cannot be accepted and account specific information cannot be provided. Students are encouraged to utilize WebAdvisor for information pertaining to their file.

We encourage students to sign into our QLESS virtual waiting line system prior to coming in to reduce wait time. You may download the QLESS app or sign in from our website here.

For urgent matters please contact our office at FAID@valleycollege.edu.

Office Closures

May 27, 2019 - Memorial Day

Office Location 

San Bernardino Valley College
Financial Aid Office – AD\SS 106
701 South Mount Vernon Avenue
San Bernardino, California 92410

Office Phone

(909) 384-4403 

Office Fax

(909) 384 9226

Office Staff

Director of Financial Aid
    Ernesto Nery Jr.
   
Financial Aid Coordinator 
Cal Grant, CHAFEE Grant, Dream Act Applications, Federal Work-study
    Samuel Trejo