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Student Profiles

Reginald Holmes

Class of 2009

I’ve really enjoyed all of my OIT classes, but I would say I have enjoyed the digital/microcontroller classes the most.

After I graduate from OIT Portland, I would like to work in  industry for a couple of years, then branch off to start my own company.  Additionally, I would like to take time to be a teacher.

The teachers have been very nice. They are incredibly knowledgeable, and they are interested in teaching you this knowledge.

To new students, working in industry while going to school really helps you understand the material you are learning, but be careful not to over extend yourself.