Information & Welcome Center
The Information & Welcome Center (Outreach) provides information and referral services for college programs, services, and procedures to students, faculty, staff, and the community at-large. If you have questions about AVC, the Information and Welcome Center is a good place to start.
Mission
The Information/Welcome Center (Outreach) exists to provide accurate information and appropriate referral services about college programs, services and procedures to students, faculty, staff and the community at large in a manner that is pleasant and inviting and to effectively reach out to both traditional and non-traditional students for the purpose of recruitment, matriculation and retention at Antelope Valley College.
Outreach Events
Campus Information
- Activities Calendar
- Add/Drop Procedure
- Directions to AVC
- Registration Dates
- Student Expenses and Fees
Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I contact a professor/instructor?
- Who is the dean of my class?
- How can I get a job on campus?
- How can I get a copy of my transcript?
- What are the admissions requirements?
- Can I receive a High School Diploma through AVC?
- How much does it cost to take classes?
- How can I get a better priority registration date?
- How can I challenge a prerequisite?
- How can I challenge a grade a have received?
- How can I challenge a class?
- What can I do if I have a problem with my instructor?
- How can I drop a class?
- How do I "crash" a class?
- How can I find out what classes are offered?
- How can I pay for a class?
- Is there any help offered to students with physical/learning disabilities?
All Full time Antelope Valley Faculty and Staff have email accounts through the college; adjunct faculty may have seperate outside email accounts.
A student may obtain an instructor's telephone extension or voicemail extension through the Information and Welcome Center 661.722.6331.
Deans are not assigned on a class-by-class basis; they are assigned according to divisons that focus on different areas of study.
Visit the Job Placement's site for information.
The Transcript Office can print student transcripts.
Visit Admissions and Records' eligibility page for more information.
Visit Counseling's high school program page for more information.
Visit the Admissions and Records Tuition page for more information.
Visit the Admissions and Records Priority Registration page for more information.
Visit the Counseling Prerequisite Challenge page for more information.
Download and complete Counseling's Extenuating Circumstances form.
Visit Counseling's Credit By Exam page for more information.
If you have tried to resolve the issue with the instructor with no success, students are welcome to take the issue to the dean in charge of that division.
Visit the Admissions and Records FAQs page for information on dropping classes.
Visit the Admissions and Records FAQs page for information on crashing classes.
Visit our online schedule for class information.
Visit the Cashier's Office for payment information.
The Office for Students with Disabilities offers assistance to students with these needs.




