Get Started at Clackamas Community College
Welcome to CCC! We're glad you're here. Clackamas Community College has an open-door general admission policy, which means if you want to earn your education through us, we're glad to have you.
The following CCC getting started steps can be completed independently, but our team in the Admissions Center is also here to help answer questions as you complete your steps and are available for admissions appointments. Visit the Student Resources webpage for information on in person drop-in hours.
If you have attended CCC before, visit our Academic Advising webpage.
Have a question? Email us at welcome@clackamas.edu
Admissions Center
Our Admissions Center is here to help!
Questions?
Admissions appointments
We can help you navigate your getting started steps including:
- Applying for admission and accessing your CCC account
- Financial aid and scholarships
- Determining placement
- New student orientation
- Connecting with the advising office for first term registration help
- Referrals to support services, and more
Appointments available over the phone, Zoom or in person.
Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Schedule an admissions appointment using the links below.
Get Registration Ready: New Student Session
General admissions appointment
Meet the Admissions and Recruitment Team
Our Admissions Team is here for you! Click on any of the photos below to learn more about our team members, their interests and how to reach them.
Roxanne James
Roxanne James
Admissions Counselor
She/Her/Hers
roxanne.james@clackamas.edu
503-594-6473
What areas do you focus on?
I'm here to help all students feel welcomed and prepared to start at CCC, along with a specific focus on the following schools: Adrienne C. Nelson High School, Clackamas High School, Colton High School, David Douglas High School, Gladstone High School, Sabin-Schellenberg Center PACE program, and Wilsonville High School & Arts & Technology High School.
What high school did you attend?
Leigh High School in San Jose, CA.
Favorite place on campus and why?
The Chuck Clemans Memorial Sculpture Garden. It’s a peaceful spot on campus full of trees and public art, two things I appreciate. I also like getting to see art created by our amazing students in the nearby Art Center!
Sushi or Tacos?
Tacos! Street style all the way.
