Tillamook Bay Community College has a place for everyone.
Whether you are looking to gain new job skills, earn your GED, take the core classes you need to transfer to a four-year degree program at a university, or to simply enjoy community education classes, TBCC can help you get started on a a path to success.
TBCC offers small class sizes where you can get to know your instructors, and staff is available to help you each step of the way from career exploration, planning your class schedule, and learning how to pay for your college education. We are here to help you find success.
Winter Term Schedule
Winter Term courses start on January 8. If you would like to enroll as a TBCC student, make an appointment with a Success Coach who can help you select a degree program or pathway. They can also share options about how to pay for college. To learn more contact 503-842-8222 ext. 1100.
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What’s Happening @ TBCC
Healthcare Education Building Update
By Dr. Ross Tomlin, TBCC President TBCC is moving forward with the layout and design of our new Healthcare Education Building. This building is only
Nestucca Valley School District awarded a $1M Workforce Ready Grant through Future Ready Oregon
The Nestucca Valley School District, acting on behalf of the Tillamook Education Consortium (TEC), submitted a grant application to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC)
Honoring Mildred Davy
The TBCC Foundation has honored Mildred Davy every fall since 2000 with a luncheon in her name to recognize all the scholarship recipients at the
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Tillamook Coast Visitors Association hosts accessibility training event
Tillamook Coast Visitors Association hosts accessibility training event
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George Gonzalez was an invited guest speaker to the Introduction to Forestry class on November 29th. George spoke about his experiences as the Chief Urban Forester for the City of Los Angeles, a position he held for 17 years. An "ah ha" moment shared with the class was that an urban forester’s goal is to keep trees standing so they provide ecosystem services like providing shade and clean air. Besides class members, George’s presentation was also attended by a city manager, city and county officials, and a member of the Tillamook Street Committee.
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It’s #GivingTuesday! Last fiscal year, the TBCC Foundation raised over $510K for TBCC students; that’s enough to put 92 full-time students through one full year at TBCC!
Thanks to our generous donors, so many students have changed their lives. Donate to the TBCC Foundation and give the gift of education this winter. www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=FGAVJHQPSNJM2
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