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From Community College to a Healthy Career

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Dyamond Hall, who graduated from Chaffey College with a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) certificate and an Associate of Science degree in Nursing from San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC), completed her studies by taking one or two classes at a time while working full-time and managing family responsibilities.

“The flexibility and affordability of community college allowed me to pursue my goals without compromising my commitments at home,” she says. Read More From Community College to a Healthy Career


Inland Empire Colleges Power Essential Water Supply Careers

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With nearly 40 million people relying on California’s water system — and a $59 billion agriculture sector depending on it — the demand for skilled water professionals is rising fast. In the Inland Empire, aging infrastructure, regional growth, and a wave of retirements are fueling job growth in water distribution, treatment, and wastewater systems.

That’s where Inland colleges are stepping in. Read More Inland Empire Colleges Power Essential Water Supply Careers


Turning Work Experience into College Credit

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If experience really is the best teacher, then adults returning to school after years of working deserve some credit. This is where Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) comes in, awarding credit for college-level skills and knowledge gained outside the classroom. These programs are growing in Riverside/San Bernardino counties and statewide as colleges discover surprising benefits and impact. Read More Turning Work Experience into College Credit


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SBVC Aeronautics Takes Off

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Propelled by the expansion of local airports and increased air travel, aviation fields are in high demand in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Rising to meet this demand, the Aeronautics department at San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) is expanding with a number of new and exciting programs. Read More SBVC Aeronautics Takes Off