Clackamas Community College

19600 Molalla Ave
Oregon City, OR 97045-8980
(503) 657-6958

Clackamas Community College is a public 2-year institution, founded in 1966. This college is located in the suburbs of Oregon City, Oregon. It is the eighth largest institution in the state of Oregon. It offers subjects such as forensic nursing and forensic accounting. Students are offered 55 certificates and 38 degrees at the associates level by this community college. 7,974 students pursued degrees from the 62 programs at this college in 2010. It is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. This community college is one of 18 community colleges in Oregon.

Student Demographics

In 2010, 7,974 students were enrolled at this community college.

Student Demographics

In 2010, 7,974 students were enrolled at this community college.

Total Enrolled Male: 3907
Total Enrolled Female: 4067
Undergraduate Male: 3907
Undergraduate Female: 4067

Faculty Demographics

460 faculty work for this college. Nearly a third of the teachers are full-time, about 70% of instructors are part-time, and approximately half of the faculty are men.

Faculty Demographics

460 faculty work for this college. Nearly a third of the teachers are full-time, about 70% of instructors are part-time, and approximately half of the faculty are men.

Male: 232
Female: 228

Information based on 2010-12 data from the U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.

Statistics

Student Demographics

In 2010, 7,974 students were enrolled at this community college.

Student Demographics

In 2010, 7,974 students were enrolled at this community college.

Total Enrolled Male: 3907
Total Enrolled Female: 4067
Undergraduate Male: 3907
Undergraduate Female: 4067

Faculty Demographics

460 faculty work for this college. Nearly a third of the teachers are full-time, about 70% of instructors are part-time, and approximately half of the faculty are men.

Faculty Demographics

460 faculty work for this college. Nearly a third of the teachers are full-time, about 70% of instructors are part-time, and approximately half of the faculty are men.

Male: 232
Female: 228