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 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.
Apply to Attend TBCC
If you would like to enroll at TBCC for next term, make an appointment with a Career Education Advisor 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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TBCC Advantages
Flexibility
Attend in person, online, or a combination of both.
Small Classrooms
Average class size is 10-12 students.
Financial Options
Scholarships, grants, financial aid support to attend.
What’s Happening @ TBCC
Instructor Highlight: Paul Letersky
How does a former secretary to J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Special Agent, Sky Marshall, Head of Security for United Airlines, and Vice President of Pan
TBCC Foundation Awarded Grant to Support CTE Students
This fall, the Tillamook Bay Community College Foundation was awarded a $15,000 grant from The Roundhouse Foundation to support students enrolled in a Career-Technical Education
High Schoolers can take classes at TBCC for free this fall term
Registration is now open for fall term classes at Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC), and high school juniors and seniors can once again take classes
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This fall, the Tillamook Bay Community College Foundation was awarded a $15,000 grant from The Roundhouse Foundation to support students enrolled in a Career-Technical Education Program. The grant helps cover costs associated with supplies and program fees.
“The intent is to lessen the barrier for these students to participate in these programs,” said Britta Lawrence, Development Director for the TBCC Foundation. “This is the inaugural year this grant has been funded, and TBCC feels very lucky to have been selected as a recipient.”
Our very own Criminal Justice Instructor Paul Letersky has written a book about his time as an FBI Special Agent and former secretary to J. Edgar Hoover.
One of the things we hear frequently from our students is how they appreciate learning from people who are experts in their field. You can learn more about Paul, and his approach to teaching at TBCC here: tillamookbaycc.edu/instructor-highlight-paul-letersky/
And be sure to pick up a copy of Paul Letersky’s new book at your favorite local bookstore or online.
Space is limited for this Collaborative Community Leadership course, so please register by Oct. 4.
You can register by calling 503-842-8222 ext. 1320.
The TBCC campus is closed from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Wednesday – Friday this week for all staff in service.