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2021 Summer/Fall Accessibility Campus Map

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Welcome to Evergreen Valley College!

Our Virtual Campus is OPEN during the summer and will move back to fully on-campus, in-person services on August 9, 2021. Starting this Fall 2021 semester, many courses will be on-campus 100% including courses from Chemistry, Mathematics, Nursing, Auto, Business, Engineering and Kinesiology. Other modes of instruction this fall are online hybrid, online synchronous (REALTIME), and online asynchronous. Take a look at our course offerings to register for courses that fit into your educational plan and align with your academic needs.

Need help? Call us during business hours or email us anytime.

We are still here to help you navigate these changes and prepare you for your Fall semester at EVC.

We're proud to play an important role in the economic vitality of our community and the lives of so many people. Our students come to us looking for job skills training, to prepare for university transfer, or pursue lifelong learning opportunities. They expect us to provide our best every day, and we do.

Our faculty and staff put our students first in all they do. Come to the campus and feel the excitement, fueled 100% by Student Success.

Visit EVC. We love what we do. Let us share it with you and be your partner on your educational journey.

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Dear Neighbors and Friends:

For more than 40 years Evergreen Valley College has been an integral part of the San Jose community. We’re proud to play an important role in the economic development of our community and the lives of the South Bay community. Our students come to Evergreen Valley College for job training, university transfer, and other learning opportunities. They expect us to provide the best every day, and we do. Continue reading...

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ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

The San José-Evergreen Community College District, on behalf of San Jose City College, Evergreen Valley College, and Community College Center for Economic Mobility, has begun conducting a comprehensive website assessment, including testing and remediation, to ensure that District websites comply with the accessibility requirements of section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and implementing regulations including W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. The District began its assessment in August 2017, and completed much of this work by January 2018.

It is of primary importance that all of our website visitors, including those with disabilities, are able to access and use our websites without barriers. The District continues to make every effort to ensure our websites are ADA compliant and adhere to Section 508 and WCAG 2.0 Levels A, AA, and AAA.

While we are in compliance with the majority of these regulations, we continue dedicating resources toward mitigating remaining issues.

Check the updated accessibility requirements for information and communication and technology for additional information.

For help with a specific webpage accessibility issue, or to request an existing document be made available in an alternate format, please send an email to Webmaster or submit the Web Accessibility Form.

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