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Treasure Valley Community College will welcome students back on campus for in-class instruction for Spring 2021. We are actively monitoring developments regarding COVID-19.  
Spring term starts March 29. Face coverings are required to be worn in all classes and in all buildings.
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Treasure Valley Community College is proud to congratulate TVCC Equine Science Instructor Wade Black on winning the 2021 Road to the Horse World Champ ...more

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MBB vs. WVC

MBB vs. WVC
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WBB vs. WVC

WBB vs. WVC
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Baseball vs. BMCC (DH)

Baseball vs. BMCC (DH)

Student Success

in their own words

I came to TVCC in 2013 looking to get a two-year degree in technology, so that I could get an edge in an expanding industry. I was a little gunshy - I'd had some bad experiences at another college - but from the beginning, TVCC was a really friendly and inclusive community. The instructors helped me with my goals, and really worked with me.

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I came to TVCC in 2014. I was at a bit of a crossroads - I needed a career path lucrative enough it would support me. I didn't know much about technology - I owned a computer, that was about it - but I really found it was enjoyable. TVCC fit my needs - I was was able to work and go to school as well. My future then didn't look too bright - it was a question mark - but now I feel like I have a path that is clear.

Audrey Vega

Audrey Vega