Welcome to Shasta College’s Intermountain Campus established at it's new site in Fall 2004. Nestled in the small community adjacent to Burney High School on Mountain View Road, the Intermountain Campus serves and supports many of the surrounding communities as well. The on-site facilities include an office for student and faculty support, an assessment center, a faculty and counseling office, a computer lab, and two interactive television (ITV) classrooms designed to accommodate a variety of educational needs.

Educational Programs
The Intermountain Campus in Burney uses a variety of instructional modes to deliver courses to the residents of eastern Shasta County as well as those in neighboring communities of Round Mountain, McArthur, Fall River Mills, and even portions of Modoc County. Using traditional face-to-face instruction as well as the college’s extensive ITV network and expanding online system, you are able to take a class (or two or three) in a variety of disciplines and earn your degree  in two years. With the newer facility, some of the areas highlighted for the Intermountain Campus include

• Natural Resources 
  You have the opportunity to receive training and develop skills for a variety of career opportunities in either seasonal or permanent employment. Using the ITV network as well as on-site labs and field studies, students can become a part in the revitalization and management of our natural resources and the Intermountain environment.
• Business Administration 
  Whether you’re planning to work in the public or private sector, the Tehama Campus offers a broad range of courses to improve your employability. Human relations, marketing, business math and English, accounting…it’s all here.
• Early Childhood Education 
  The development of our children is influenced by the learning opportunities provided by those entrusted with their care. Focusing on training in preschools, childcare, and infant-toddler and school age care, the college curriculum provides the breadth and depth to a rewarding career.
• Personal or Professional Development 
  Whether your looking to upgrade your welding skills or enter the career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or hone your physical agilities or prepare to transfer to a 4-year program, the Intermountain Campus can help.

Services
The Intermountain Campus offers a wide range of services to help you earn a degree, certificate, or simply take classes for personal or professional interest. In addition to regular orientations, assessments, and registration periods for the new student, Shasta College offers counseling (academic, personal, and career) services for the continuing students as well as

• Online Library access and on-site services  (including delivery of materials to the Intermountain Campus),
• Online bookstore services (including delivery to the Intermountain Campus),
• Tutoring in Math, English, writing skills, and other subjects as needed using some of the technology available,
• Computer labs,
• And EOPS  counseling and CARE  services.

In other words, there is no reason to go anywhere else. If you need help, the Intermountain Campus staff is there to help coordinate the services to make your educational experience a positive one. And choose from more than 30 courses each semester.

To Get Started
If you haven’t already done so, the first step is to apply for admission to Shasta College either online or at the Intermountain Campus. Then, follow the simple checklist below.

• Get scheduled for the assessment.
• Meet with the Intermountain Campus or online counselor.
• Get scheduled for an orientation.
• Request and forward your official high school or other college transcripts.
• Register for classes online at My Shasta.

It’s that simple. The Intermountain Campus is available as your one stop resource. Save time by taking classes close to home. Save money by taking classes close to home. Save time AND money by getting your education close to home.