
Resources for Students
At De Anza, you will find people who want to help you succeed, and programs designed for that purpose. Below are some of the resources available for students.
Be sure to check the individual program websites for their current contact information, or visit our How to Reach Services webpage.
Help With Basic Needs
Are you struggling to secure the daily essentials of food, housing or mental health? You're not alone. There are resources and referrals available for De Anza students.Getting Started
Click on a link for contact information, office hours and details about the services available at these offices.
- Admissions and Records
- Assessment Center (Placement)
- Bookstore
- Cashier's Office
- Financial Aid
- Library
Academics
These pages will tell you about some of the academic support you'll find at De Anza.
- Academics Overview
- Career Training
- Counseling and Advising
- English Performance Success (EPS)
- Honors Program
- Learning Communities – take classes with students who share your background or interests
- Math Performance Success (MPS)
- Online Education
- Outreach Office
- Transfer Center
- Tutoring (Student Success Center)
- Villages – find a community that shares your interest, based on groupings of related majors, with relevant resources and activities
Additional Support
These programs offer additional assistance, depending on your circumstances.
College Life Office
Clubs and organizations; student government (DASG); student ID and transit cards; social events.
Cross Cultural Partners
Pairing students who are English learners with fluent English speakers
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
Interpreting and captioning for students with hearing disabilities
HEFAS (Higher Education for AB 540 Students)
Peer support and resources for undocumented students
Housing Resources
Resources for students who are homeless or struggling to afford housing
Mental Health and Wellness Center
Individual counseling, mental health workshops and support groups
Occupational Training Institute
For students who were laid off or are receiving state TANF aid
Rising Scholars
Support for students who were previously incarcerated or other involvement with the justice system
Student Complaints or Concerns
Request assistance, report worrisome behavior, file a grievance or complaint
Student Rights and Responsibilities
Code of conduct, grievance procedures, policies on discrimination and harassment