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Student Email & Office 365 Login 

Login Instructions:

Username: Your username for signing in to your Office 365 email is your nine-digit FVTC ID number followed by "@fvtc.edu" (example: 123456789@fvtc.edu).

Password: Your password is the same password you use to log into your MyFVTC Account or Blackboard.

Login     Reset Student Password

Virtual App Access

Virtual application and software access point for classes and courses. 

Virtual Access

Citrix Reference Center

Reference center for info about Citrix virtual environment and other helpful information.

Tech Resources

Download Office 365

Microsoft provides a free download of office products free for program students and full-time staff.

Download Office

Contact Help Desk

Email Help Desk

Email

Call Help Desk

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Self-Help

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Computer Support

Email Tips & Help

Add your FVTC email to your phone and learn other helpful tips.

Email Tips & Help

OneDrive for Students

Access your 1TB of free storage space on and off campus (for all students).

OneDrive Information

Email Policies at FVTC

Learn who gets email, when your email account will expire and other related policies at FVTC.

Student Email Policies

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Protect Yourself: Tips to Avoid Email Scams

  • Trust your gut. If an email seems odd, trust yourself. 
  • Seems too good to be true. It probably is. 
  • When in doubt. Throw it out. 
  • Watch for time deadline pressures. Most scams add “end of day” or “you’ll lose access very soon” to make your worry you’ll miss something. 
  • Consider the sender. Do you have business with this person needing an immediate response? Or why would they be contacting you? 
  • Consider the address. Does the email address have odd characters, spelling errors, foreign countries listed? 
  • Skip the email link. Avoid email links. Go directly to the college website, bank or bill pay site instead, and log in. 
  • Check the wording. Misspellings, grammar errors and poor wording are clues. 
  • Take a deep breath. Come back to it later. Sometimes the extra time will help you realize it’s fake. 
  • Email is easy to spoof. Just because it “says” it’s from one person, doesn’t mean it actually came from them.