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Student Information • By Mail: Write down all pertinent class information along with your name, address, phone and Student Identification numbers. Mail this with your check, credit card information, or money order to: Southwestern Oregon Community College, 420 Alder Street, Brookings OR 97415 or PO Box 590, Gold Beach OR 97444. Make checks payable to SOCC. • In Person: Assistance is available at the Brookings Harbor and Gold Beach offices. • By fax : Dial (541) 412-0150 or (541) 247-6247. Be sure to include personal information (name, address, phone, and Student Identification number), all class information and include VISA, Master Card or Discover Card information for payment. Available 24 hours a day. Student Services • Academic advising • Placement testing • Career Information Service • Computer labs (Brookings and Gold Beach) • Math and writing labs • Transfer level classes • Personal enrichment offerings • Distance Education classes • Business Development Center, counseling and classes • Contracted training • GED testing • Library services are linked to Southwestern’s main campus and local community libraries using online databases for periodicals and journals. Also, each community library has Internet service and an online database for easy student accessibility. Earn Your Degree at Home Southwestern Oregon University Center (541) 888-1518 or (800) 962-2838 ext. 1518 For many residents of the South Coast, obtaining a Bachelor’s or higher degree from one of Oregon’s universities has been a costly process requiring a move to the university, but now students can do it without leaving home. Through a collaborative venture between the Oregon University System and Southwestern Oregon Community College, the University Center coordinates and brokers courses and programs from Oregon’s universities. Residents of communities along the South Coast can take courses and complete a range of undergraduate and graduate degrees without leaving home. Course delivery methods include limited on-site instruction, interactive television courses for Education majors only, web-based or Internet courses, and other technologies. The University Center is located in Tioga Hall, Room 318, (541) 888-1518, and is here to help! Whether students plan to stay on the South Coast or to go away to a university, the University Center exists as an advocate to assist and support local students with advisement, information, and referral to appropriate programs and advisors at the various universities. For students entering Southwestern, a visit to the University Center can open up a world of options beyond the Associate’s degree. With careful planning beginning in the freshman year, students can build programs that can lead to an Associate’s degree, a Bachelor’s degree, or even a Master’s degree. The University Center can also arrange for special programs for schools and businesses and for cohorts or groups of students. Partners in the University Center include Eastern Oregon University, Linfield College, Oregon Health and Sciences University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Oregon State University, Portland State University, Southern Oregon University, University of Oregon, and Western Oregon University. Programs include: • BA Arts and Humanities • BA/BS Accounting • BA/BS Business Administration • BA/BS Business Economics • BA/BS Business Information Systems • BA/BS Criminology/Criminal Justice • BA/BS Fire Services Administration Southwestern Oregon Community College 2006-07 Catalog www.socc.edu Steps to Success 6
Student Information • BA/BS International Business • BA/BS Liberal Studies • BA/BS Management • BA/BS Multidisciplinary Studies (Teacher Certification - Elementary) • BA/BS Philosophy, Economics and Political Science • BA/BS Psychology • BA/BS Social and Behavioral Sciences • BS Environmental Studies • BS General Agriculture • BS Natural Resources • BS Nursing • BS Physical Education and Health • Certificate Accounting • Certificate Computer Information Systems • Certificate Human Resource Management • Certificate Marketing • MBA Master of Business Administration • MS Marine Biology • MAT Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary and Secondary) • MS/M.Ed. Master’s in Education (Continuing License) • Ed.D. Doctor of Education (Community College Leadership) • or complete your degree in: Echocardiography Dental Hygiene Radiologic Science Vascular Technology and more Southwestern Oregon Community College 2006-07 Catalog www.socc.edu Steps to Success 7
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