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This catalog includes the academic programs and courses which are approved for Klamath Community College by the
State of Oregon. The College reserves the right to offer programs and courses based on student demand and
availability of resources.
Changes in Catalog Content
PLEASE NOTE: The information in this catalog was accurate as of the publication date. Since this is, in effect,
a living document, it is subject to change as the college grows. Any additions, deletions, or corrections that
may occur after its publication are part of a normal change process. Therefore, KCC encourages students to visit
its website regularly for the most current information in any chosen field at www.klamathcc.edu. Students may also
contact KCC at 541-882-3521 with specific questions or for clarification about programs, policies, procedures, or
other information in this catalog.
College Transfer programs are for students who wish to continue their education at a four-year college or
university. Students seeking transfer are encouraged to contact the university to which they intend to transfer
regarding specific transfer requirements. They may transfer at any point while enrolled in the Associate of Arts,
Associate of Science, or Associate of General Studies degree. Some professional-technical programs include courses
which may be transferred. Consult a Student Services Representative or an Academic Advisor for more specific information.
Professional-Technical courses prepare students for work in specific occupational fields. Students may earn an
Associate of Applied Science degree in Business and Management, Health Sciences, Human Services, Natural Resource
Systems, and Technical Studies. These areas include specializations in Business, Information Technology, Educational
Services, and Protection. Students may also earn a certificate in Business and Management: Accounting, Business and
Management: Computer Information Systems, Business and Management: Management, Business and Management: Marketing/Sale,
Business and Management: Office Systems Technology, Educational Services: Educational Assistant, Educational Services:
Childcare Provider, Health Services: EMT, Health Services: Home Health, Health Services: Medical Office, Human Services:
Criminal Justice, Human Services: Corrections, Industrial and Engineering: Welding, and Technical Studies.
Generally a degree can be earned in two years of full-time study and a certificate can be earned in one year of
full-time study. If you attend part-time, take developmental education courses, or change majors, completion of your
chosen program may take longer than the above suggested duration.
Developmental Education courses are designed to provide help in basic language skills writing, math, and study skills
in preparation for success in academic programs. Tutorial assistance is available to all students in the Learning Resources
Center.
High School Completion may be accomplished through several different programs at Klamath Adult Learning Center
[KALC]. For more information see page 30 of this catalog or call KALC at 541-883-4719.
Degrees and Formal Awards
KCC offers two-year programs leading to one of four Associate Degrees: Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer [AA-OT];
Associate of Science [AS]; Associate of General Studies [AGS]; and Associate of Applied Science [AAS]. The AAS degree
is available in 8 different technical programs. Candidates for a degree must fulfill all requirements listed in the
degree program.
One-year Certificates are available in 14 different academic areas. Candidates for a certificate must
fulfill all requirements listed in the certificate program.
Course Offerings
Courses that are necessary to meet program requirements will be delivered in a timely manner. The college exercises
the prerogative of choosing the courses to be offered in any given term. Not all courses will be offered every term.
Final course offerings are contingent upon enrollment and staff availability and are subject to change without prior
notification. To avoid delays in meeting program requirements, students are encouraged to enroll in courses which meet
specific program requirements as they are offered.
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