The Redding Main Campus of Shasta College offers a comprehensive array of academic and vocational programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year universities or direct entry into the workforce. As the primary hub, it hosts a wide range of courses across multiple disciplines.
Additionally, the campus supports continuing education, ESL classes, and workforce development workshops. Students benefit from small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and resources like the library, tutoring centers, and career services. Transfer agreements with CSU and UC systems ensure seamless progression. The curriculum evolves with community needs, incorporating emerging fields like cybersecurity, sustainable agriculture, and renewable energy technologies. Overall, the Redding Campus fosters holistic student success through diverse, high-quality educational offerings that blend theory with real-world application, empowering over 8,000 students annually to achieve their goals in a supportive environment.
The Tehama Campus in Red Bluff serves as a vital extension of Shasta College, offering accessible education to residents in Tehama County with a focus on core academic and career-oriented programs tailored to regional demands in agriculture, healthcare, and trades.
This campus emphasizes flexible scheduling, including evenings and online hybrids, to accommodate working students. With modern classrooms, a learning resource center, and counseling services, it promotes student retention and success. Partnerships with local industries provide internships in agriculture and manufacturing. The curriculum addresses regional economic drivers, such as sustainable farming practices and renewable energy in rural settings. By offering affordable, high-quality education close to home, the Tehama Campus empowers approximately 1,500 students each year to gain credentials, advance careers, or transfer seamlessly, contributing to the vitality of Tehama County's workforce and economy through targeted, community-responsive programming.
