Central Oregon Community College is an open-door, equal-access institution. Enrollment Services is located in the Boyle Education Center. Services include admission, registration, student payment, financial aid, veteran benefits, transcript evaluation, degree/certificate evaluation, student records, grades, and transcript requests. Most services are also available on the Redmond, Madras, and Prineville campuses.

Admission Criteria

New Students

To qualify for admission, students must be at least 18 years of age or possess a high school diploma or GED. Applications are available online on our马上申请页面or at any campus. All new students (those who have never taken credit courses at Central Oregon Community College) are required to submit a $25 non-refundable application fee when applying.

Students Returning After an Absence

上过中俄勒冈社区学院但缺课4个季度或以上的学生必须提交2022世界杯四强比赛直播新的申请。毋须缴付申请费用。

Transfer Students

First-time Central Oregon Community College students transferring from another college or university must submit an application for admission and a $25 application fee. All official transcripts from previous institutions must be submitted before advising and/or registration.

Students Not Seeking a Certificate or Degree

一些学生在学院上学分课程，但不打算获得证书或学位。这些学生通过通常的申请程序进行申请，并需要在注册前进行placement assessment。Some students may be exempt from placement assessment;see the exemption criteria for more information. Non-degree seeking students are not required to participate in advising.

Application Dates

The College accepts applications continuously. For term specific application deadlines, check theacademic calendar - important dates by term. The College reserves the right to close admission before the application deadline. Students are strongly encouraged to apply early.

Residency Policy

Determination of residency for purposes of tuition will be made according to the following definitions. Nursing program applicants must satisfy in-district residency requirements as outlined in the program application packet.

In-District Residency

An individual is classified as an in-district resident if, for one full year before beginning taking credit classes, the individual has either:

1. Owned property (or, if under the age of 24, whose parent/guardian has owned property); or
2. Maintained a permanent and continuous residence in the district.

The Central Oregon Community College District consists of all of Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties, the northern portions of Klamath and Lake counties, and the Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Jefferson and Wasco counties.

Out-of-District (In-State) Residency

An individual will be classified as an out-of-district resident if, for one full year before beginning taking credit classes, the individual has either:

1. 拥有的财产(或24岁以下，由父母/监护人拥有的财产);or
2. 在俄勒冈州长期居住(但不在特区内)。

The student will remain an out-of-district student for two calendar years after the term the student began courses; at the end of the two calendar years, the student will convert to in-district residency.

Out-of-State Residency

An individual who has not maintained a permanent and continuous residence in the state of Oregon during the year before the beginning of the first term of enrollment will be classified as an out-of-state resident. The student will remain an out-of-state student for two calendar years after the term in which the student began courses; after two calendar years, the student will convert to in-district residency. See exemptions below.

Exemption to Out-of-State Residency

Per Oregon Administrative Rules, residents of California, Idaho, Nevada, and Washington will be charged in-state (out-of-district) tuition.

Verification

Residency of each applicant for credit courses is determined by information provided when applying. When there appears to be an inconsistency, the College may require documentation to verify residency.

Transferring to Another Oregon Institution

In-state residency classifications may be different at Oregon community colleges than at Oregon public universities and can affect tuition rates. Students are encouraged to check residency classifications before beginning their education in Oregon.

Military Personnel

Military veterans who have been discharged from service under honorable conditions (and/or their qualifying dependents) will be assessed tuition as follows:

• Students who were in-district residents before military service will be charged the in-district tuition rate.
• 在服兵役前是州内/区外/边境州居民的学生将被收取非居民老兵学费。
• Students who were not Oregon residents before military service will be charged the non-resident veteran tuition rate. The non-resident veteran tuition rate is calculated as the in-district tuition rate plus 50 percent of the difference between the in-district rate and out-of-district/border state rate.

In order to receive the non-resident veteran tuition rate, a student must submit a certificate of eligibility or DD214 to the the College's veteran certifying official. Per the College’s standard residency policy, a non-resident veteran student will be classified as an in-district resident after two years of enrollment.

Native American Students

Students who are enrolled members of federally recognized tribes of Oregon or of a Native American tribe that had traditional and customary tribal boundaries that included part of Oregon or which had ceded or reserved lands within the state of Oregon shall be charged in-state/out-of-district tuition regardless of their state of residence. Residents of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs are automatically charged in-district tuition. For a listing of eligible tribes, refer to the College'sresidency policy webpage. Note that out-of-state students must provide a copy of tribal enrollment documents before receiving in-state/out-of-district tuition.

Residency Appeals

Students may appeal their residency status by completing a residency petition, which is available in on thepetitions webpage. Residency petitions and supporting documentation must be submitted within 30 days of receipt of letter of admission or the Friday before the start of the term, whichever is sooner. Petitions received after the deadline will be considered for the following term. Any change in residency status will not be retroactive.

High School Students

Students who are still attending high school, but wish to take credit courses at Central Oregon Community College, have the following options:

Concurrent Enrollment

High school students 15 years and older are eligible to register in up to 19 credits. High school students who register at Central Oregon Community College are fully responsible for complying with all the College's policies and procedures as outlined in thehigh school student information sheet每名高中生入学时就送去。需要注意的是，没有学生的书面许可，家长不能访问学生记录(成绩、课程表、出勤等)。虽然大学的工作人员可以提供学术建议，但他们不能解释高中的要求或扮演监督的角色。学生须承担所有学费、杂费、书本费及相关费用。

College Now

该学院与地区高中合作，为学生提供获得大学学分的机会，以获得某些职业和技术教育以及普通教育转学课程，这些课程将在他们的高中完成。不同的高中提供不同的课程，专为高中初中生和高三学生设计。费用是每学分25美元。普通教育转学课程可以用来满足学院的证书或学位要求，以及转学到大多数俄勒冈社区学院和大学。学生应该向所有可能的机构查询他们关于转换高中大学学分的政策。For more information on College Now including a listing of courses offered by each high school, please visit theCollege Now webpage.

Expanded Options

高中生有机会学习学分课程，不收取学费和其他费用。用品和书籍可能包括在内。向高中辅导员咨询更多关于资格要求和所需文件的信息。

Students Under Age 15

Students under the age of 15 must meet with the director of admissions/registrar or designee to assess readiness for college-level work before applying for admission. Students must meet minimum placement assessment scores, provide a statement of support from their school counselor, and obtain permission from each instructor every term. If admission is approved, the student must submit a special admission form when registering. See theconcurrent enrollment pagefor more information.

Students under age 15 who register are fully responsible for complying with all college policies and procedures. Parents cannot access student records (grades, class schedule, attendance, etc.) without the student's written permission. Although college staff can provide academic advising, they cannot interpret high school requirements or act in a supervisory role.