Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Columbia College has not yet resumed course offerings in Calaveras County. The College is currently reassessing course offerings for the Fall 2022 semester. For further information, call (209) 588-5087 or email  gillenk@yosemite.edu. 

Columbia College courses in Calaveras County

Columbia College offers courses at sites throughout Calaveras County. Classes can be offered in Altaville, Angels Camp, and Murphys. 

Courses Offered

• Courses are offered in several areas of the county in various subjects. See the list below to find them.
• Courses are also offered at the Calaveras County Office of Education on (CCOE) via video broadcast (Zoom), providing interaction on with the instructor and a group of students at Columbia College and an interactive group learning environment with a smaller group at he CCOE. These courses are scheduled Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings. The college is seeking to augment these offerings soon.

To serve students in the county, courses are offered in ESL, Sign Language, Emergency Medical Technician, and Child Development. 

To find courses scheduled in Calaveras County: 

• Open the Columbia College online schedule
• Select the term you are interested in (spring, summer, fall)
• Under the filter criteria that appears, select "Off-campus" 
• When the search results load, look for the following  locations  
  • CMF1:  Murphy's Fire Station, Murphys
  • CBRT:   Bret Harte High School, Altaville
  • CCHS:  Calaveras High School, San Andreas
    
  • CMTE:  Mark Twain Elementary, Angels Camp
  • CCOE: Calaveras County Office of Educa on, Angels Camp 

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After you apply ...

Once you submit your online admissions application, you will receive an email from CC Admissions to confirm your acceptance and give you your student identification / "w" number. Now it's time to register for classes. Begin by visiting connectColumbia, the online registration portal.

Need some help?

If you want support applying to the college or for financial aid, enrolling in classes, or selecting an educational goal there is help available. Columbia College counselors are here to assist continuing, new and returning students with educational, career, and personal goals in order to enhance educational experiences at Columbia College and beyond. You can contact the Columbia College counseling office for support at 209.588.5109.

For additional information or assistance in the enrollment process, contact the Columbia College Admissions Office at (209) 588-5231, or visit its webpage.