20/20 Focus on Your Future
NVC began offering classes in the fall of 1995 as one of the newest additions to the Alamo Colleges District. As of 2018, there are over 18,000 students taking courses at NVC. Most of the classes offered lead to a two-year associate degree or one-year certificate option.
News
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, most classes and student services are being conducted remotely. Watch for news below and visit Remote Services for online resources...
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COVID-19 Health Screening Stations
If you come to campus in-person for student services, face-to-face classes, or anything else, you will need to be screened at one of our checkpoints - please see the map for hours of operation and locations.COVID-19 Health Screening Stations -
Nanotech Workshops and Research Projects
Undergrad research projects and workshops will be offered in Fall 2021 for tudents enrolled in nanotechnology courses and receive a stipend of up to $1,800. Learn more about how to sign up today!Nanotech Workshops and Research Projects -
NVC Partners with Microsoft to Build Datacenter
In collaboration with Microsoft, NVC will develop a Datacenter Academy, the only one in Texas, with plans to begin welcoming students in spring 2022 (more...)NVC Partners with Microsoft to Build Datacenter -
Laptops and Hotspots for Student Checkout!
Current Northwest Vista College students who are currently registered for courses may qualify for free loaner laptops and hotspots. Please fill out the form and wait to hear from us before coming to the college...Click Here for More! -
NVC Recognized for Third Time by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
San Antonio (April 7, 2021) - Northwest Vista College - Alamo Colleges District has been named one of the 2021 Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges (MPPWCC) for the third time by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education.NVC Recognized for Third Time by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education -
NVC Launches Pre-Nursing Cohort
This group is designed to help students to accelerate their preparation and acceptance into nursing schools and includes automatic course enrollment, a personal faculty mentor, nursing school tours, and more!Click Here to Learn More! -
Return to Campus Plan Update
For the summer and fall 2021 semesters, NVC will continue to observe the health and safety protocols already in place, including the requirement to wear face coverings at all locations.Return to Campus Plan Update -
NVC Student Accepted to the NASA NCAS Program
First year Northwest Vista College student Mary Boyles was recently accepted into the NASA NCAS (NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars) program.Click Here to Read More! -
Veterans - Request for Enrollment Certification
VA students may now submit their Request for Enrollment Certification online. Please click below for more information.Learn More -
NVC Breaks Ground on State-of-the-Art STEM Learning Center
NVC recently broke ground on its new 52,550 square foot STEM Building, an innovative, project-based learning hub for collaboration among students in fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.Click here for more... -
NVC Signs Agreement for EcoLab Field School
In less than two years’ time, we have added our second field school for students to do graduate-level research. Most community college students have to wait until they are juniors or seniors at four-year colleges...Click for More... -
Check Your ACES Email!
Your advisor sends you messages regularly in your ACES email so check it often! The deadline to apply for graduation is coming up on March 20th so make sure to talk to your advisor!Go to ACES now... -
AlamoExperience
It’s now easier to sign in for college events! Our Event Pass is now available in AlamoExperience (formerly known as AlamoSync). Your participation in events across the campus will be documented on your NVC Experience Transcript.Click here for more...
Spotlight Events
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High School Art Students Exhibit 2021
Tuesday, June 1Honoring San Antonio's High School Art Students and Teachers, the goal of this exhibit is to showcase works by art students chosen by the art instructors from Northside ISD high schools participating in dual credit at NVC.