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Fall Term Begins Sept. 25

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Find Your Path

Explore degrees, certificates, or short-term programs that you can complete in as few as 6 weeks or 6 months.

 

File your FAFSA

View next steps for Financial Aid — file as soon as possible for the 2023-2024 academic year.

 

Pay the Same Amount for Tuition Each Year

Our Cost Guarantee program freezes all new full-time students’ tuition for up to 3 years of enrollment.

Events

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Community Swim is Open

Mon – Friday:
1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Saturday:
12 p.m. – 5 p.m.

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Summer Star Party Viewing Events

Paul Morgan Observatory

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7th Annual
Legacy Ball

Friday, Nov. 10, 2023
5:30 p.m.
Seven Feathers Casino Resort

What’s Happening at UCC

Roughly 4000 elementary school students from all over Douglas County visited UCC to watch a performance created by UCC’s Career Academy high school students to celebrate the 22nd Annual Literacy Month...

Umpqua Community College received an influx of new students during the fall term of 2022. The nearly 18% increase brought the total to 4,505 students in attendance...

ROSEBURG, Ore., April 13, 2023 —Umpqua Community College associate professor of CIS, John Blackwood, was recognized on March 16, 2023, …

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Umpqua Community College and Roseburg School District are excited to announce plans to align job-training programs for students through a new joint staff position.

Ask Me About UCC

“The fact that I was on that pathway and that I was able to show that I would have my Drafting Certificate made me qualified to move into that internship.”

— Josh Corrington, Intern at Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. and UCC Engineering Student

“What’s cool here at UCC, that I don’t think you have everywhere, is the community involvement.”

— Jaymen Bendele, Fire Science and EMS Student

“Imagine looking at a view and seeing all the places where you have worked over the years. There are not many fields where you can do that. We are planting the trees that will be harvested long after our career is over.”

— Isaac Cherry,  Lone Rock Resources forestry management intern, and upcoming UCC graduate