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Pioneer Pacific College
Clackamas, Springfield, Wilsonville, United States - Oregon
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University description (as per official university website)
About Pioneer Pacific College
Pioneer Pacific College is a private college geared towards career-focused individuals. Established in 1981, originally as Skilltronics, the school first focused on training for the electronics industry. Since then the school has continued to add new fields and to evolve its curriculums. It now trains students for careers in business, criminal justice, culinary arts, information technology, healthcare, and paralegal.
The school’s mission is to “help people improve their lives through high-quality, college-level, career education.” Small classes and flexible class schedules help students earn their diploma, associate or bachelor degrees in short amounts of time. For example diplomas can be earned in as little as 10 months, associate's degrees in 17 months, and a bachelor's in three years.
Throughout its history, Pioneer Pacific has been committed to preparing every student with the training necessary to build a successful career.
Different Kinds of Degrees
Today, the school is a highly focused private career college offering diploma, associate's, and bachelor's degree programs.
Friendly, Supportive Environment
You'll find the environment at Pioneer Pacific friendly, relaxed, and supportive. Classes are small, creating an ideal learning atmosphere of individualized attention and interaction among students, faculty, and staff.
Learning Options at Pioneer Pacific College
Class schedules at Pioneer Pacific College are structured for flexibility. Courses are offered year-round with most starting every ten weeks. Day and evening classes allow students to pursue degrees while maintaining employment.
The school keeps class sizes small to allow for more interaction with faculty. Externships are available in some programs to help students gain real-world experience as part of their education and to enhance their resume.
Faculty
Over 100 instructors teach at Pioneer Pacific College, most with real-world professional experience in their fields.
Student Life
Roughly three-quarters of the student body are full-time. The majority are in-state commuting students.
The college emphasizes helping students professionally, including assisting with job placement through local community relationships, resume writing, portfolio development, and interviewing skills.
FINANCIAL AID
Pioneer Pacific College believes that continued education beyond high school should be available to every individual with an ability to benefit from it, and that a lack of financial resources alone should not be a barrier.
We're here to help you find the financial resources you need to achieve your career dreams. Once you've been accepted as a student at Pioneer Pacific, a financial aid officer will work with you one-on-one to determine the best financial aid opportunities, and then support you step-by-step through the application process to make the whole thing easy.
Financial aid opportunities include:
The Federal Pell Grant
Federal Direct Stafford Student Loan
Federal Direct Plus Student Loan
High School Scholarship Program
NAFTA Scholarship Program
Third party alternative student loans
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Scholarships
Junior Fulbright Program
United States
Ford Foundation International Fellows Program
Worldwide
Rotary Fellowships
Global Network of Community Volunteers
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| Student grants |
Programa Alßan
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Floyd L Maines Scholarship
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Power Plant Technology - Otter Tail Power Company Scholarships
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Phi Theta Kappa All-USA Academic Scholarship
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James L. and Nellie M. Westlake Scholarship Program
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American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program
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The Summer Humanities Institute of UCLA
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St. Lawrence University Community Service Scholarship
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Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Program
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AAUW Branch and State Local Scholarship Clearinghouse Pilot Program
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Steigerwald Annual Scholarship
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