Career Training at Carrington’s Portland College Campus
Campus Information
2004 Lloyd Center, 3rd Floor
Portland OR 97232
(503) 207-4092Campus Hours
Mon-Thu 7:30AM – 10:00PM
Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM
Admissions Hours
Mon-Thu 9:00AM – 7:00PM
Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM
COVID-19 Update
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Train for a career at Carrington College
Portland Campus’ Career-Preparation Programs
Easy Student Access
Carrington College’s Portland college campus provides hands-on training in a number of medical and professional programs in Oregon. Carrington College’s Portland campus is centrally located inside the Lloyd Center Mall, within two blocks of the Lloyd Center/Northeast 11th Avenue TriMet MAX station stop. Or, if you’re driving, just take the Rose Quarter Exit off I-5 or the Lloyd Center exit off I-84.
Modern Facilities
Our campus occupies approximately 18,489 square feet of space and features realistic simulation labs that allow students to learn in environments that mirror real-world facilities.
Classrooms Geared for Learning
Outside the classroom, the campus offers a Student Center, which includes a medical library equipped with reference materials, textbooks and journals. The Carrington library website offers online resources and professional organization information.
A Genuine College Experience
At the Carrington Portland college campus, you can enjoy a small college experience where you can get the attention you deserve. Here, your instructor will not only know you by name, but they can also get to know you as a person. You will know what to expect from your career in the real world because many of our instructors bring practical working experience from their field into the classroom.
“Carrington College has changed my life with both personal and professional growth. I look forward to continuing to grow the Portland campus while ensuring a positive and productive environment for our students to become successful in the community.”
