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High School Completion may be accomplished through several 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 each 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.
KCC - OIT Cooperation
KCC and Oregon Institute of Technology [OIT] have worked together since the
inception of the Klamath Community College Service District. KCC continues
to purchase space in OIT class sections to provide students a broader variety of
courses at a wider range of times.
Library services and opportunities for research are available through an agreement
with OIT, as are access to the OIT bookstore, health and wellness services, the
gymnasium, and the pool. Some of these services require additional fees for KCC
students. Contact OIT for additional information.
KCC is currently working with OIT to develop our memorandum of understanding
to allow students to be jointly admitted, and eligible, to enroll concurrently in both
institutions. The agreement should be implemented in the near future.
Extended Studies and Workforce Development
Community, Contract, and Continuing Education courses are designed for
specific occupational training, or personal, professional, or recreational interest.
These courses are not part of a two-year degree or one-year certificate program.
KCC offers non-credit classes, workshops, seminars and conferences to meet the
needs of the community.
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