Oregon § 350.408 Community college obligations when informed that enrolled student intends to pursue bachelor’s degree

Oregon Statutes

§ 350.408 — Community college obligations when informed that enrolled student intends to pursue bachelor’s degree

Oregon § 350.408

Vol.9

Title 30Education and Culture

Ch. 350Statewide Coordination of Higher Education

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Bluebook

Or. Rev. Stat. § 350.408 (2026).

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When a student attending a community college informs the community college that the student intends to pursue a bachelor’s degree by transferring to a public university listed in ORS 352.002, the community college shall:

(1)Provide the student with information on potential major courses of study that the community college has received from the public university;

(2)Provide the student with a list of existing unified statewide transfer agreements; and

(3)Encourage the student to identify a potential major course of study or unified statewide transfer agreement prior to the student completing 45 academic credits.

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When a student attending a community college informs the community college that the student intends to pursue a bachelor’s degree by transferring to a public university listed in ORS 352.002, the community college shall:
(1) Provide the student with information on potential major courses of study that the community college has received from the public university;
(2) Provide the student with a list of existing unified statewide transfer agreements; and
(3) Encourage the student to identify a potential major course of study or unified statewide transfer agreement prior to the student completing 45 academic credits.