You can buy your parking permit at the cashier’s office, also, which I will be doing from now on. So, in my experience, I wouldn’t recommend coming here unless you can’t find your books elsewhere for a cheaper price or need special items that can only be found there. Also, don’t bother e-mailing them a question on their website because they’ll never respond. Maybe I just went on a bad day, but I came back a couple days later and the other woman I talked to had no problem refunding my money. She talked to the manager and he said he wouldn’t accept it, either. She refused to accept it even though I had dropped all my classes, had the permit in almost perfect condition, and was returning it within the deadline. One woman was downright rude to me when I tried to return a parking permit. You try to ask a question and it’s like they don’t want to be bothered. Occasionally, there will be someone who is nice and approachable, but for the most part most of the people working in there have no people skills in my experience. Most of the people who work here are not very friendly. Please, do yourself a favor and buy your books online or in the store across the street. I love the new building, but I really dislike the bookstore itself. Large white mocha is the way to go! You can also pay for other things at the Peet’s cashier, such as: scantrons, snacks, and other drinks like Red Bull or Gatorade. However! They are quick! Usually there is a long line but I never wait long for my coffee. Another downfall is that they don’t accept gift cards.
There aren’t all the amazing selections you would find at an actual Peet’s. But unforunately, no stamps… I am giving this place four stars only because of the Peet’s Coffee located inside. They sell envelopes and other such things. Another thing that kind of threw me off about this place is that they don’t sell stamps. There are plenty of cashiers, so even if the lines are long, it goes by fast. You will be missing out on parts of your class for not having the DVC edition Thus, students are forced to buy the expensive DVC edition. You will either have to buy more than one book or 2. If you try to purchase required texts from anywhere else: 1. DVC has made it so that their book editions have certain extra sections from other texts that make it difficult to avoid purchasing from here. But for a junior college, it is expected. Contains more than 200 tables and figures.Compared to a bookstore at a university, this place is small. The report is divided into the following six sections: (1) External Environment (2) Internal Environment (3) Enrollment Patterns (4) Underprepared Students (5) Special Populations and (6) Accountability and Institutional Effectiveness. The percentage of white students has declined from 62.3% in 1997-98 to 54.3% in 2001-02. DVC serves an enrollment population of more than 23,000 students each semester, with female students typically outnumbering male students. The report argues that the low unemployment rate in the service area is affected by DVC's and other colleges' vocational education programs. Nonetheless, the unemployment rate for the state was 7% during the same period. This disparity among the service areas is magnified when one examines the unemployment rate for individual cities. The population of Contra Costa County is one of the most highly educated in the nation has a diverse population, with 19% of its citizens foreign born and has a relatively low unemployment rate, although in 2000 this ranged from 3.7% to 6.4% in different areas of the county. The report offers summary statistics about DVC's students and programs, and the state and county (Contra Costa) environment in which DVC functions.
This Fact Book offers information regarding Diablo Valley College (DVC), California.
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