Programs
Programs offered by Columbia Basin College:
- Accounting
- Administration Office Technology
- Adult Basic Education
- Agriculture
- Anthropology
- Applied Management - BAS degree
- Apprenticeship
- Visual Art
- Astronomy
- Auto body
- Automotive Technology
- Biology
- Business
- Business Administration
- Chemistry
- Chinese
- Community education
- Computer science
- Help Desk Technician
- Information Specialist
- Internet Specialist
- Multimedia
- Network Administrator
- Programmer
- Contemporary Civilization
- Criminal Justice & Forensics
- Culinary & Food Services
- Dental hygiene
- Early childhood education
- Economics
- Education
- Emergency medical technician
- Engineering technology
- English
- Environmental science
- ESL
- Fire Science
- Fitness
- French
- General Engineering
- Cultural geography
- Physical geography
- Geology
- German
- Health education
- History
- Horticulture
- Human Services
- Intercultural Studies
- Japanese
- Learning Opportunities Center
- Literacy Tutoring
- Literature
- Machine technology
- Mathematics
- Medical assistant
- Music
- Nursing
- Nursing assistant
- Nutrition & Food Science
- Paralegal
- Paramedic
- Parent Education
- Philosophy
- Phlebotomy
- Physical Education
- Physics
- Political science
- Psychology
- Radiologic Technology
- Reading
- Real estate
- Russian
- Science
- Small Business Development Center
- Social Science
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Speech
- Surgical Training
- Tech Prep
- Theatre Arts
- Vocational ESL
- Welding Technology
- Women's studies
- WorkFirst
- Worker Retraining
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