Treasure Valley Community College

Treasure Valley Community College is a public two‑year institution located in Ontario, Oregon, that provides associate degree programs, certificate courses, and workforce training to residents of the Treasure Valley region and surrounding communities. The college offers academic transfer pathways designed to allow students to continue their education at four‑year universities, as well as career‑technical programs in fields such as agriculture, health sciences, business, and information technology. In addition to credit‑bearing instruction, TVCC delivers adult basic education, GED preparation, and continuing education classes that support lifelong learning and skill development for local employers. The institution serves a diverse student body that includes recent high school graduates, working adults, and veterans seeking to upgrade their qualifications. By maintaining open admissions policies, the college aims to increase access to higher education for underserved populations in eastern Oregon.

Treasure Valley Community College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, which affirms that its academic programs meet recognized standards of quality and effectiveness. As a member of the Oregon community college system, the college receives state funding and follows policies established by the Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission. Its curriculum is shaped by close collaboration with regional employers and industry advisory committees, ensuring that training aligns with local labor market needs in sectors such as farming, food processing, and healthcare. The college also operates a dual‑credit program that allows high school students to earn college credit while completing their secondary education. Governance of TVCC is vested in a locally elected board of education, which oversees institutional policy, budget, and strategic direction without a parent corporation or subsidiary structure.