Southwestern Oregon Community College was founded in 1961 and is located in Oregon. It has campuses in Coos Bay and Brookings. The following is a detailed introduction:

Academic Programs

Rich courses: Offers degree and certificate programs in 14 different fields including liberal arts, business, computer science, education, and health professions, such as the cooking program at the Oregon Coast Culinary Institute and the nursing program at the Brookings campus.

Transfer Education: Provides two-year transfer degree programs to facilitate students to transfer to four-year universities after graduation to continue their studies.

Student Situation

Admissions Policy: An open admissions policy is implemented. As long as you meet the conditions of being 18 years old, graduating from high school, obtaining a GED certificate or completing a high school equivalent degree, you can apply.

Student Composition: Students come from different backgrounds and regions. International students must meet federal immigration and college requirements and provide English proficiency scores.

Campus Life

Campus Facilities: The main campus in Coos Bay has apartment-style student dormitories that can accommodate 400 students, and a student recreation center; Brookings' Curry Campus is close to the Pacific Ocean and mainly teaches in small classes.

Student Activities: There are many clubs and organizations, and students can participate in sports and cultural activities to enrich their extracurricular life.

Tuition and Aid

Tuition: Tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students is $6,077, in addition to other expenses such as book fees.

Aid: 55% of undergraduates receive grants or scholarships, with an average amount of $5,364. The school also offers a variety of funding methods such as tuition payment plans.