Associate Degree

Table Rock Campus

The Rogue Community College Paramedicine degree is a special admission program. Before applying for this program, you must first apply and be accepted as a student at RCC. Understanding the prerequisites, timeline and time commitment will help you plan ahead and feel confident as you prepare to apply.

The paramedicine application period opens April 1 and typically closes in early June for fall entry. This is an intensive full-time program that meets fall-through-spring for lectures, hands-on labs and clinical shifts, followed by a Paramedic Capstone Internship in the summer or fall.

 

Rogue Community College has open admissions, so getting started is simple. First, submit your application to the college. After you apply, you’ll meet with an advisor who will help you explore your program's options and create a plan that matches your goals. You can find a step-by-step overview of the process on RCC's Admissions pages.

Steps to Become a Student

How to Get Started

Getting started at Rogue Community College is simple. Follow these steps to enroll and begin working toward your goals.

  1. Apply to Rogue Community College: It’s free and only takes a few minutes online.
  2. Complete the Placement Process: This shows what math and writing classes you should start with first.
  3. Attend a New Student Orientation: Provides crucial information on campus resources, academic expectations and student life, helping you feel more prepared and connected.
  4. Attend a First Term Advising Session: Academic Advisors help you choose classes and plan your schedule.
  5. Register for Classes: Once your schedule is set, you’re ready start your first term.

 

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Additional Special Admissions Application Steps

Step 1: Begin Your Emergency Services Application
This degree is a special admission program. Beginning April 1, visit the this page to complete the online application. You will find instructions and a list of required documents and immunizations you must submit before you can register. This process is not competitive, but it does confirm that all minimum requirements are met. The application period typically closes in early June for fall entry.

Step 2: Purchase Your Application Tracker Through QualifiedFirst
After April 1, follow the link on this page to purchase the application tracker through QualifiedFirst. This system is the only way to submit documents; materials cannot be accepted by email or in person.

To begin:

  • Visit the QualifiedFirst Background Info Center. 
  • Enter the code DDCBK-22266 in the First Time Users section.
  • Create an account, complete demographic information and submit the required fees.
  • Upload all requested documentation.

Step 3: Watch for Next Steps by RCC Student Email
After your application materials are complete, you will receive an email from the Emergency Services department with instructions for your next steps. If space is available, your place in the upcoming cohort will be reserved at that time.

Step 4: Complete Your Background Check and Drug Screen
Do not begin these on your own. You will receive a specific code and instructions by email once it is time to complete them. Outside results cannot be accepted.

Step 5: Consider scheduling a meeting with an EMS advisor
Advisors can help guide you through your chosen EMS pathway and ensure you remain on track for your intended program and career goals. Send a request to [link to form].

For detailed course sequencing and requirements, review the Paramedicine Associate of Applied Science Program Map.

If you have questions about the application process or your background requirements, you can email [email protected]. RCC is here to help you get started and prepare for a rewarding future in emergency medical services.

After You Apply

After your application is reviewed, you will receive email instructions about completing the background check and drug screen. Do not complete these steps on your own — only follow the instructions sent after acceptance.

Access and Disability Services

Access & Disability Services

If you feel that you may need academic accommodations, you should make an appointment with RCC’s Access & Disability Services. It is important that you establish contact at least 4 to 6 weeks before entering the program.
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