Orange Coast College has placed 22nd in the nation, in a study surveying mean salaries of community college graduates.
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OCC's COVID-19 at a glance
Orange Coast College has been tracking COVID-19 occurrences in students and employees since July. This data is publicly available on the OCC COVID-19 Dashboard.
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- OCC men’s water polo standing with the hashtag #LetUsPlay
- EDITORIAL: Foley our choice for OC Board of Supervisors
- CCCD tuition is set to increase for out-of-state, international students
- What OCC students need to know about OC Board of Supervisors candidates
- OCC ranked 22nd in graduate salary out of all US community colleges
Latest News
- OCC men’s water polo standing with the hashtag #LetUsPlay
- EDITORIAL: Foley our choice for OC Board of Supervisors
- CCCD tuition is set to increase for out-of-state, international students
- What OCC students need to know about OC Board of Supervisors candidates
- OCC ranked 22nd in graduate salary out of all US community colleges
- How many masks are enough?
- Deadline for OC emergency rental assistance is Feb. 28
- OPINION: Just say no to “just say no”
- CCCD conference will focus on leadership, team building
- OCC alum goes viral for his inspirational graduation post
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The Coast Community College District Board of Trustees voted on Feb. 17 to increase tuition for international and out-of-state students.
Features
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s study has found that double masking can significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19, but the agency stopped short of recommending that all Americans double-mask when out in public.
Arts + Culture
Orange Coast College’s Student Equity Office is partnering with multiple groups to help students celebrate Black History Month virtually this year.
Views
The Coast Report Editorial Board is endorsing Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley for the second district seat on the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Sports
Members of the Orange Coast College men’s water polo team have posted pictures on social media to urge California’s Governor Gavin Newsom in helping student athletes resume competition.
