Linn-Benton Community College is a public community college located in Linn County, Oregon. Here is a detailed introduction:

School Overview

History: Founded in 1966. In the 1960s, local research was conducted and found that there was a lack of educational opportunities after high school graduation. Therefore, Linn County and Benton County cooperated and the college was established after a referendum. Classes began in 1967.

Campus size: The main campus is located on US Highway 99E in Albany, Oregon, covering an area of ​​104 acres, with 13 Brutalist-style brick buildings and 7 modern buildings. In addition, there are branches in Corvallis, Lebanon and Sweethouse.

Number of students: There are about 5,500 degree-seeking students.

School Accreditation: Accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.

School Colors: Blue, Gold and White.

Sports League: Northwest Athletic League, the mascot is the Roadrunner.

Academic Education

Professional Courses: 80 There are multiple degree programs and certificate programs covering accounting, agriculture, animal science, automotive technology, biological science and other fields. There are also online courses, including equestrian economic management, cultural anthropology foundation, etc.

Teaching mode: small class teaching is adopted, and the teacher-student ratio is 15:1, so that students can get full attention and guidance from teachers.

Partner institutions: We have established a cooperative relationship with Oregon State University, and students can enter the school through the transfer program to continue their studies and pursue a bachelor's degree.

Campus life

Student organizations: There are various student organizations and clubs, such as the Creative Writing Club and the Human Rights Club, which provide students with a wealth of extracurricular activities.

Sports activities: The school's roadrunner team participates in the Northwest Athletic League, providing students with opportunities to participate in sports competitions.

Campus facilities: There are sports facilities such as gyms and track and field on campus, as well as learning and living facilities such as student activity centers and libraries.