CCC has agreements with high schools in the college district to grant college credit for certain approved college-equivalent classes. This program allows students to earn college credit while still in high school. Students must complete the curriculum as approved by the college, register with the college and pay a fee for the credits earned through ACC.

 For more information please visit the ACC website, call the ACC office at 503-594-3208 or talk to your high school counselor.

If you took college-level courses in high school, you may be eligible for college-level credit and placement into college classes. You will need to take the AP Program Exam at your high school and have your test results sent to the CCC Registrar’s Office in Roger Rook Hall.

Advanced Placement Grid 

 Call 503-594-6100 for more information.

If you took a CLEP exam, you may be eligible for college credit. Submit your CLEP scores to the Registrar’s Office at CCC. CLEP credits will be noted on your CCC transcript and may be applied towards course equivalencies, program requirements and degree completion.

College Level Examination Program Grid 

Call 503-594-6100 for more information.

Clackamas Community College’s CPL program can award college credit for knowledge and skills acquired outside the classroom.

For more information contact Student Services at 503-594-3475.

If you completed an IB certificate or diploma in high school, you may be eligible for college credit. Submit your certificate or diploma scores to the CCC Registrar’s Office for evaluation. IB credits may be applied towards course equivalencies, program requirements and degree comple­tion.

Credit By International Baccalaureate grid 

Call 503-594-6100 to learn more.

Clackamas Community College accepts credit for military training transferred in through the American Council on Education (ACE). Transfer of credits into specific degree programs are done in coordination with individual departments.

Call Greg Myers at 503-594-3442 for information.