Oregon College of Art and Craft
Oregon College of Art and Craft (OCAC) has earned a reputation as a leading college of art and craft in the United States. Known for its exceptional faculty of artists and makers, the uniquely small, mentor-based community is comprised of approximately 180 students who pursue full-time bachelors or masters degree programs, in addition to the 2500 students enrolled annually in youth and adult programs. At OCAC students are encouraged to work across the full range of its specialized facilities in the seven studio areas that comprise Craft at OCAC. Its hands-on, studio-based approach to learning one in which critical thinking informs making works by hand is enhanced by a robust, integrated liberal arts component that prepares graduates to become critical and informed makers and thinkers eager to interact with the world around them. Its over four hundred alumni, 82% of whom are employed in the arts, exemplify the vital role artists and makers play in satisfying the global demand for new ways of thinking, making and innovating. Founded in 1907, OCAC is an active player in the Portland, OR ethos as the home of the small batch, hand-made, environmentally sound, and ethically entrepreneurial.
Academic Grad SlugSchool Details
| school_type | year_founded | religious_affiliation | academic_calendar | year_2016_endowment | address | telephone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private, Coed | 1907 | N/A | Semester | $1.9 million + | 8245 SW Barnes Road, Portland, OR 97225 | (503) 297-5544 |
| overall score | total score | state | city | online | paying | global |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oregon | Portland |
Info & Regulations
| title | value |
|---|---|
| Campus size (acres) | 10 |
| Students who have cars on campus | 33% |
| Alcohol permitted on campus for students of legal age | Yes |
Health & Safety
Basic student services offered
| Details |
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| nonremedial tutoring |
| health insurance |
Career
Career services offered
| Details |
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| internships |
| resume assistance |
Computer Resources
Computers available for student use in
| Details |
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| residence halls |
| computer center/labs |
| library |
Library & Museum Information
| title | value |
|---|---|
| On-campus library | Yes |
| Museums or special academic buildings on campus | Hoffman Gallery |
Learning Disabled (LD) Students
Services for LD students
| Details |
|---|
| Tape recorders |
| Videotaped classes |
| Note-taking services |
| Oral tests |
| Readers |
| Extended time for tests |
| Tutors |
| Early syllabus |
| Priority registration |
| Priority seating |
| Texts on tape |
| Other testing accommodations |
Physically Disabled Students
| title | value |
|---|---|
| Accessibility of campus to physically disabled students | Partly |
Services for physically disabled students
| Details |
|---|
| Note-taking services |
| Tape recorders |
| Tutors |
| Reader services |