麻豆视频

Outreach Services

Are you thinking about college? 麻豆视频 is an open-door college, meaning we welcome students from all walks of life, regardless of your previous educational experience. Here are a few reasons why our current students chose YVC:

• Affordable tuition
• Smaller class sizes mean you get to know your instructors better
• We offer many free resources to support your success
• Our close-knit community offers many opportunities to get involved and develop as a leader
• Earn your degree or certificate close to home, or save money by starting college at YVC and then transferring to a four-year college

Whatever your goals, YVC's outreach team is here to provide one-on-one support in navigating the admissions process. We enjoy hosting individuals and groups on campus, as well as visiting schools and other community organizations to share information about YVC.

Find resources, connect with outreach staff, and learn more about upcoming outreach events below. We look forward to connecting with you!

 

Resources

YVC Outreach Staff

Outreach Events

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Event Details

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Yakima Valley Partners for Education

麻豆视频 representatives will participate in 鈥淗igh School & Beyond鈥� events sponsored by Yakima Valley Partners for Education during 2025-26. The events, which are conducted exclusively in Spanish, provide information to families about post-high school opportunities available to students who will be graduating from high school soon or who recently graduated from high school.

YVC and other local community organizations will share information about their services to help students and their families take informed next steps for their life and career.鈥疉 warm meal will be provided for everyone during this fun learning experience!鈥�

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Financial Aid FAFSA/WASFA Workshops

Get help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) from YVC鈥檚 financial aid experts! Staff will be available to help answer questions from students and their families in both English and Spanish to help maximize the financial aid you receive. These workshops are open to the community and free of charge. Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to attend with their student.

FAFSA: The FAFSA is required to apply for federal financial assistance for higher education. Each year, the U.S. Department of Education provides more than $150 billion in grants, loans and work-study funds to students in need. In addition, many states and colleges use the FAFSA data to determine eligibility for state and institutional aid, and some private financial aid providers may use FAFSA information to determine whether students qualify for their aid.

WASFA: The Washington College Grant offers expanded eligibility to include low-income, non-citizen students who meet the program鈥檚 eligibility requirements and satisfy the following residency criteria:

• Have graduated from a Washington high school or obtained a GED (or will do so before beginning college),
• Have lived in Washington for three years prior to, and continuously since, earning their high school diploma or equivalent, and
• Sign an affidavit to file an application to become a permanent resident of the United States when eligible to apply.

Workshop Schedule

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