Treasure Valley Community College

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Active In Achieving the Dream:

2012 - 2015
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“Treasure Valley Community College is designing and integrating new efforts to address the barriers and challenges students face in completing college. From academic planning to financial literacy, we are excited about implementing new programs to help our students be successful. Becoming an Achieving the Dream College has given us the momentum and the framework we needed to create systemic, integrated solutions and strategies that will truly transform our student success initiatives at TVCC.”
–Dana Young, President, Treasure Valley Community College

Who We Are

Established in 1962 and operating under the authority of Chapter 341 of the Oregon Revised Statues, Treasure Valley Community College is committed to serving the people and communities within its district and service area. The primary purpose of the college is to provide lifelong educational opportunities, with the community as both a resource and a beneficiary. People of varying ages and interests find learning experiences in college: programs designed to develop professional-technical skills; programs suitable for beginning a college education; programs devoted to cultural experiences; and programs aimed at satisfying specific interests and solving specific problems. In keeping with this comprehensive purpose and operating within available resources, the College strives to provide an open door educational program directed towards its goals. 

College Characteristics

  • IPEDS UNITID: 210234
  • HBCU: No
  • Tribal: No
  • Degree of Urbanization: Town: Distant
  • Geographic Region: Far West (AK CA HI NV OR WA)
  • Institution Size Category: 1,000 - 4,999
  • Carnegie Classification: Associate's--Public Rural-serving Medium
  • Total Enrollment: 2,688
  • Full-time Enrollment: 1,254
  • Part-time Enrollment: 1,434
  • First-time Degree Seeking: 620
  • Part-time First-time Degree Seeking: 236
  • Black or African American Grouping: 0 to 20% Black
  • Hispanic/Latino Grouping: 12.6 to 25% Hispanic/Latino
  • Pell Recipients Grouping: More than 60% Pell Recipients

Percent of total enrollment that are...

  • American Indian or Alaska Native: 2%
  • Asian: 1%
  • Black or African American: 2%
  • White: 68%
  • Hispanic/Latino: 20%
  • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: 0%
  • Women: 59%
  • Two or more races: 0%
  • Race/ethnicity unknown: 7%
  • Pell Recipients : 63%

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