CCC Campuses

Clatsop Community College's Astoria Campus offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the educational needs of the local community and beyond. As a comprehensive community college, it provides transfer degrees, career-technical education, and foundational courses for students pursuing higher education or entering the workforce directly.

• Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) degrees prepare students for transfer to four-year universities, covering general education requirements in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and mathematics. Core courses include English composition, college algebra, biology, history, and psychology.
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) programs focus on practical skills for immediate employment. The Nursing program is a flagship offering, training students in patient care, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical practice through partnerships with local hospitals.
• Business Administration AAS includes courses in accounting principles, business law, marketing, management, and computer applications, equipping students for roles in small businesses or corporate environments prevalent in the coastal region.
• Culinary Arts certificate and degree programs emphasize hands-on training in food preparation, sanitation, menu planning, and hospitality management, leveraging the area's seafood and tourism industries.
• Workforce and Community Education offers short-term certificates in welding, automotive technology, early childhood education, and computer information systems, with courses on MIG/TIG welding techniques, engine repair, child development theories, and software proficiency.
• Health Sciences pathways include medical assisting, emergency medical technician (EMT) training, and phlebotomy, covering medical terminology, vital signs monitoring, CPR certification, and lab procedures.
• Liberal Arts and Sciences include electives in art, music, literature, and environmental science, reflecting the Pacific Northwest's natural surroundings with field studies in marine biology and ecology.
• Developmental Education supports underprepared students with courses in reading, writing, and math fundamentals to build academic skills.
• Online and hybrid options extend access to courses like introductory economics, sociology, and statistics for flexible learning.

Overall, the campus fosters a supportive environment with small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and resources like tutoring centers and career services. Programs align with regional demands in healthcare, tourism, fisheries, and manufacturing, ensuring graduates are job-ready or transfer-successful. With over 50 degree and certificate options, Clatsop CC empowers diverse learners from high school students to adults seeking career changes.