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Klamath Community College English Requirements

Oregon, United States

Klamath Community College (KCC) is a public community college in Klamath Falls, Oregon, serving Klamath County and Lake County in South Central Oregon. Established in 1996 and accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, KCC offers associate degrees, transfer pathways, and workforce development programs with small class sizes (average 17 students).

Verified on the university's admissions pages · Jul 2026

Quick answer

Klamath Community College accepts Cambridge English, Duolingo English Test, IELTS Academic, Linguaskill, PTE Academic, and Trinity ISE for international admission. Undergraduate applicants typically need Duolingo English Test 90 and IELTS Academic 5.

Undergraduate requirements

The university-wide standard for first-year international applicants.

Duolingo English Test90
TOEFL iBTUnknown
IELTS Academic5
PTE Academic43
Cambridge English160
Linguaskill162
Trinity ISE80

Sources: klamathcc.edu/en-US/admissions/international-…

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Frequently asked questions

Does Klamath Community College accept the Duolingo English Test?+

Yes. Klamath Community College accepts the Duolingo English Test. Undergraduate applicants need a minimum of 90; graduate minimums are set by each program.

What IELTS Academic score do I need for Klamath Community College?+

Undergraduate admission to Klamath Community College requires IELTS Academic 5 or higher. Graduate programs may require more, depending on the program.

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Requirements are read from Klamath Community College's own admissions pages and refreshed regularly. Admission requirements change between cycles. Always confirm on the university's admissions page before applying.