Oklahoma City Community College — Capitol Hill Center

The Capitol Hill Center gives OCCC a neighborhood presence away from its large South May campus. The college locates it at 325 SW 25th St, on the corner of SW 25th Street and S Hudson Avenue, in the Capitol Hill district of south Oklahoma City. Rather than duplicating the Main Campus degree catalog, this center concentrates on adult education and practical preparation: computer and internet skills, résumé writing, interview practice, and community learning. The location’s role is especially useful for adults who want to build basic skills or explore a next step before navigating a degree program.

OCCC describes most Capitol Hill programming as bilingual in Spanish and English, and says that some computer classes are also offered in Korean. The center’s current pages also list technology and educational resources for K–12 learners. Class offerings can shift with each schedule, so visitors should check the Community Outreach & Education pages or call the center before travelling to ask which course is enrolling, what language is used, and whether orientation or materials are required. For address-specific directions, the college identifies the building at the SW 25th and S Hudson corner.

The center belongs to OCCC’s Community Outreach & Education division, which also runs free adult English-as-a-Second-Language and High School Equivalency classes at locations across the metro. Those classes are noncredit and separate from regular degree coursework. Adult classes meet twice weekly for six hours, with morning, afternoon, and evening options; applicants must be at least 16 and attend a new-student orientation. ESL placement begins with a brief assessment, and the curriculum connects English practice with workplace and academic situations. The college’s interactive adult-class map is the most direct way to find the current class location nearest home or work.

Students who want a credit-bearing certificate or associate degree will generally need to continue through OCCC’s admission and advising process, which is handled through the main institutional system. The Center is a practical first stop for the listed neighborhood classes and job-readiness services; it should not be assumed that every degree course is taught at this address. Call (405) 272-5140 or email coe@occc.edu to confirm the current program, enrollment session, and where a course meets. The college’s official directions page gives the site address and a direct route-planning link.