Chemeketa Community College is a public community college located in Salem, Oregon. Here is a detailed introduction:

School History

Its history can be traced back to 1952, when the Salem School District established the Salem Technical Vocational School to provide training for unemployed people. In 1969, it was officially renamed Chemeketa Community College.

Academic Programs

Its courses are rich and varied, including more than 90 associate degrees in applied science and certificate programs in professional and technical fields, as well as associate degrees in liberal arts, Oregon transfer degrees, etc., covering accounting, anthropology, art, automotive technology, computer science, criminal justice and many other majors.

Teaching Mode

It adopts small class teaching, focuses on practical teaching, and cooperates with local companies and institutions to provide students with internships and employment opportunities. There is also an online learning resource center to provide remote and online learning support.

Campus Life

There are various student organizations and clubs on campus, and various activities such as concerts and art exhibitions are often held to enrich students' extracurricular life. The school's sports team is nicknamed Storm and competes in the Northwest Athletic Conference.

Student Support

Provides comprehensive support services for students, including academic counseling, tutoring, career planning, financial aid, etc. Its Woodburn Center also has Accuplacer Placement and CASAS testing sites, official GED testing facilities, etc.

Tuition and Financial Aid

The average annual tuition is US$11,340. The school provides a variety of scholarships, grants, loans and other financial aid programs for eligible students.

Partner Schools

We have established transfer partnerships with many four-year universities. After completing two years of basic courses, students can smoothly transfer to partner schools to continue their studies.