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.聽
Summer Term Schedule
Summer term courses start on June 26. If you would like to enroll as a TBCC student,聽 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鈥檚 Happening @ TBCC
Summer Registration is Open
Registration for Summer Term classes at Tillamook Bay Community College is now open. Summer Term will begin on June 26, and registration will be open
Construction Projects Moving Forward at TBCC
It has been one year since the citizens of Tillamook County approved our $14.4M bond for constructing a new Healthcare Education Building on our campus.
The Small Business Development Center at TBCC
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) is a vital part of our mission to positively impact local communities and
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Registration for Summer Term at TBCC is now open and classes start June 26. Whether you’re transferring to a four-year university or looking for a career change or advancement, you have options at TBCC! Apply online today at tillamookbaycc.edu or call 503-842-8222.
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Looking for a night off? Come to TBCC on June 12 for Finals Paint Night with Tracy Nuzum. No skills are required, and all are welcome鈥攕o bring a friend!
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In collaboration with Tillamook Estuaries Partnership (TEP), TBCC Natural Resource students studied the Southern Flow Corridor last week. The Southern Flow Corridor Landowner Preferred Alternative Project is focused on flood mitigation and tidal marsh habitat restoration.
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