- Admission
- Eligibility, K-12 Students, College of Record, Application, Equal Access, Residence Classification, Establishing Residence, Reclassification to Resident Status, International Students
- Student Success and Support Program (SSSP)
- Assessment, Advisement, Orientation
- Assessment and Placement: Mathematics, Writing & ESL Classes
- Mathematics, Writing or English as a Second Language, Reassessment Policy, Assessment and Placement, Location and Contacts
- Enrollment Priority
- New Students and Returning Students, Continuing Students, Freshman Advantage Students
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- Registration Times
- Registration Times, Appeal Process, Registration Open Enrollment Policy, MySite, Maintaining Student Contact Information
- Prerequisites
- Definitions, How to Demonstrate That You Have Met a Prerequisite, Auditing Classes, Adding Classes, Attendance, Waitlists, Student Photo ID, Dropping Classes, Repeating Courses, Reenrolling
- Tuition and Fee Information
- Enrollment Fee, Instructional Materials Fee, Health Fee, Associated Student Body (ASB) Activity Sticker, Transcript or Enrollment Verification Fee, Returned Check Fee, Parking Fee, Nonresident Student Fees, Refunds
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Enrollment Priority
New Students and Returning Students
New students are those who have never enrolled in classes at Irvine Valley College or Saddleback College.
Returning students are those who have previously attended either Irvine Valley College or Saddleback College but have been absent from the college for a semester or more, excluding summer.
Most students new to Irvine Valley College are required to complete assessment, advisement and orientation prior to registering for classes.
Students who are required to participate in assessment, advisement and orientation will be notified when their application is processed. Students will not be permitted to enroll until all steps are completed. For more information, see Student Success and Support Programs.
Continuing Students
Continuing students are those who have been registered during the immediately preceding semester and have received at least one letter grade or “W.” Those who were registered during the semester but did not complete a course with a letter grade or “W” will have forfeited their continuing student status and must file a new application.
Freshman Advantage Students
The Freshman Advantage program rewards students for planning early. To qualify for Freshman Advantage, students must complete assessment, advisement and orientation prior to the designated deadline each spring to obtain a Freshman Advantage registration time for fall. Only students who have never enrolled in college after finishing high school are eligible to be Freshman Advantage students in their first academic year. Freshmen who do not complete assessment, advisement and orientation by the designated deadline will be classified as new/returning students.
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