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At a Glance

2008-2009 Statistics Headcount 37,551 Full-time students 1,826 Part-time students 14,798 Non-credit students 20,925 Full-time Equivalence 7,770.72 Average age, all students 34 years Average age, full-time students 24 years Males 15,827(42%) Females 15,238(41%) Undeclared 6,487 (17%) Racial/ethnic minorities in student body 11% District population 311,396 Racial/ethnic minorities in population 15.4% Students receiving financial aid 2,778 Average amount of aid per student $4,628 Total amount of aid received $12,855,991 Degrees/certificates awarded 841 IPED's Graduation rate 2005 (cohort) 19% For more information on these and other college statistics, contact the Research Office at 503-594-3383. Enrollment Breakdown by Student Enrollment 2008-2009 Advanced College Credit 7% College Transfer 11% Community Education 30% Developmental Ed. 7% General Studies 31% Career Tech. Degree or Cert. 21% General Fund Resources 2008-2009 Property Taxes 30% State 43% Tuition 24% Other 3% General Fund Expenditures 2008-2009 Instruction 52% Student Services 11% College Support 20% Plant Operations & Maintenance 11% Instructional Support & Other 6%

Service Area The CCC District covers all of Clackamas County except Lake Oswego, Sandy, Damascus and Boring school districts. Programs Career Technical: CCC offers 55 less-than-one year, career pathway, and one-year Certificate of Completions, and 30 two-year Associate of Science Degrees; in addition to a General Studies Degree. In 2008-09, more than 5,400 students self-identified into career technical programs. Thirty-eight percent of our graduating students graduated with a career technical degree and/or certificate. College Transfer: CCC offers the two-year Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer Degree, completion of which guarantees junior standing upon admission to any OSSHE college or university. Transfer students can choose from more than 70 major areas of study. In 2008-09, 7,271 students self-identified as participating in a college transfer program. 28% of our 2007-08 graduating class graduated with a transfer degree. An estimated 29% of college transfer students transferred to a four-year college or university within a year of graduation. Literacy/Basic Skills: CCC offers individualized instruction in basic academic and study skills, including Adult High School Diploma, GED, ESL, Alternative Schools, Life & Career Options and Young Parent Opportunity Program. In 2008-09 6,073 students participated in literacy/basic skills programs. Students who enrolled in the high school diploma programs and graduated made up 12% of our graduating class. Community Education: CCC offers credit and non-credit personal interest and enrichment courses through district community schools at more than 100 locations. In 2008-09, there were an estimated 9,318 students enrolled in both credit and non-credit personal interest and enrichment courses. Business Training: CCC offers contracted employee training through the Customized Training & Development Services (CTDS) program and assistance to small businesses through the Small Business Development Center (SBDC). In 2008-09, CTDS/SBDC served 636 businesses. Board of Education

About Us | At a Glance