Feather River College serves as a regional community hub for Northern California students seeking accessible pathways to degrees and workforce credentials. The campus emphasizes small classes, transfer readiness, and localized support for diverse learners.
From rural campuses to commuter-friendly formats, the college helps students balance education with work and family responsibilities. This structure makes postsecondary options practical for residents of Plumas, Sierra, and surrounding counties.
| Campus Name | Location | Type | Enrollment | Key Mission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feather River College | Quincy, California | Public Community College | 2,200 | Transfer and Career Education |
| Local High School Partnerships | Regional Counties | Dual Enrollment Sites | 300+ | Concurrent Enrollment |
| Workforce Development Center | Oroville, CA Satellite | Training Hub | 150 | Industry Certificates |
| Student Support Services | On Campus & Online | Advising & Tutoring | 500+ Participants | Retention and Completion |
Academic Pathways and Transfer Programs
Associate Degrees for Transfer
The college offers Associate Degrees for Transfer in arts, science, and business fields. These programs align with state guarantees for admission to California State University campuses.
Career and Technical Education
Programs such as welding, automotive technology, and healthcare support prepare students for immediate employment. Instructors often collaborate with local employers to keep curricula current.
Student Support and Campus Resources
Advising and Counseling
Academic advisors help learners map out course sequences that match their goals. Counseling services provide guidance for personal and academic challenges.
Tutoring and Learning Centers
Drop-in tutoring, writing labs, and math support give students extra practice outside class. These resources are designed to reduce barriers and improve course completion rates.
Admissions and Enrollment Process
How to Apply
Applicants can complete the online application and submit official transcripts. Placement assessments may be required to determine course readiness in math and English.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Free Application for Federal Student Aid forms open early each year. The college also lists institutional scholarships for residents of specific counties or programs.
Campus Life and Community Engagement
- Student clubs and organizations foster leadership and social connection.
- Cultural events and athletic programs build school spirit.
- Volunteer opportunities link students with local nonprofits.
- Childcare resources and commuter services improve access for non-traditional students.
FAQ
Reader questions
What are the most popular majors at Feather River College?
Liberal studies, business administration, and health science are among the most popular majors, reflecting strong transfer and career outcomes.
How do I enroll in dual credit courses while in high school?
Contact your high school counselor and the college dual enrollment coordinator to verify eligibility and complete the concurrent enrollment application.
Is there on-campus housing available for students?
The college does not currently operate on-campus housing, but staff can share information about approved off-campus options near campus.
What support services are available for online learners?
Online students have access to tutoring, library research help, technical support, and virtual advising sessions scheduled through the student portal.