The admissions department gets you admitted as a student at CCC. If you are a new or returning student to CCC, please make an admissions appointment. If you are already a student and are looking to register for classes, please click on Advising.
Advisors collaborate with students to select and register for classes, develop an academic plan, discuss degree requirements, and solidify academic goals.
The financial aid department handles grants and scholarships for students. Please visit the First Stop in Columbia Hall Rm 109 or call (503) 338-2417 for basic questions about financial aid, scholarships, and turning in financial aid forms. You can pay your student bill at the First Stop.
STEP is for Oregon resident students eligible for SNAP who are pursuing a career focused program, building English skills or completing GED® tests. STEP helps students develop a college and career plan to guide their education and career goals.
In order to be eligible for the STEP program, you must be an Oregon resident and be receiving SNAP benefits (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), click below to apply.
This department helps students with applying to basic needs services like SNAP (food stamps) and other services.
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is a federally funded program ($348,048 annually) for first generation, low income or disabled students.
This program requires a separate application.
We work with students with disabilities and the campus community to help ensure equal access to CCC’s educational and community programs.
For more information about Student Access at Clatsop Community College, please see the Student Access Services Handbook.
Book an appointment with CCC's Mental Health Counselor for Counseling Services
Counseling Center General Hours
Mon – Fri, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Appointments available drop-in and by appointment
Here are other resources for mental health if you’re struggling to find balance right now:
Dial 988
Advocacy, prevention, and support for sexual assault and domestic violence victims
24/7 Support at (503) 325-5735
Crisis, legal, and financial counseling
Food, shelter, clothing support
If this is not a mental health crisis, please use the following resources:
Emergency: Dial 911
Non-emergency: (503) 325-4411
Basic needs assistance
Bandit Food Pantry & Clothes
Help Connecting with Local Resources
Mobile Produce Pantry
(503) 861-FOOD (3663)
For more Campus Safety resources, click here