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Clackamas Community College

Programs

Eight areas of study, 60+ degrees and certificates, plus pathways for every stage of life.

Areas of study

Eight ways to focus

Business

Accounting, management, administrative careers, and business transfer.

Creative Arts

Visual arts, music, design, and performance.

Health Professions

Nursing, medical assisting, phlebotomy, and allied health.

Industrial Technology

Welding, automotive, manufacturing, and the trades.

Natural Resources

Horticulture, water/environmental technology, and renewable energy.

STEM

Engineering transfer, cybersecurity & networking, and computer science.

Social Sciences

Psychology, sociology, criminal justice, and human services.

Teaching + Education

Early childhood education and education transfer.

Degrees & certificates

How they fit together
AwardLengthBest for
Associate of Arts – Transfer (AAT)~90 creditsTransfer to a university, most majors
Associate of Science – Transfer (AST)~90 creditsScience/business majors with university alignment
Associate of Applied Science (AAS)~90 creditsCareer-ready technical fields (e.g., Nursing, Cybersecurity)
Career Pathway certificate< 1 yearFast credential that stacks toward a degree

Other pathways

Beyond the degree

ESOL - English for Speakers of Other Languages

Build English skills for school, work, and life, with classes at multiple levels.

GED & Adult Basic Education

Finish your high school equivalency and prepare for college.

Apprenticeships

Earn while you learn in registered trade apprenticeships.

Customized & workforce training

Short courses and employer-customized training to build job skills.

Common questions

Programs FAQ
How long is an associate degree?

About 90 quarter-credits - roughly two years of full-time study.

Do certificates count toward a degree?

Yes - most Career Pathway certificates stack into a related associate degree.

Which programs transfer to universities?

The AAT and AST are designed to transfer to four-year universities.

Do you offer English classes for non-native speakers?

Yes - the ESOL program builds English skills at multiple levels.

Full descriptions are in the Course Catalog Excerpt (PDF). Advising · 971-555-0100.