The Easy Transition from Clark College to Washington
State University Vancouver
| You can complete a bachelor's degree right here
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Students
who want to complete a baccalaureate degree offered by Washington
State University Vancouver can apply for admission simultaneously
to Clark College and WSU Vancouver. Co-Admission may be granted
in two ways:
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Students
may be co-admitted as a transfer, to WSU Vancouver, and continue
studies at Clark College after completing requirements to
be considered "transfer eligible" (satisfactory completion
of 40 transferable quarter credits). (Track A)
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Students
who meet WSU's freshmen admission criteria can be granted
co-admission at the beginning of their freshman year. (Track
B)
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| How does Co-Admission
Work? |
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Co-admitted
students receive advising from both Clark College and WSU
Vancouver advisors and faculty.
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Once
a student completes Clark College courses in a program of
study, with the required GPA, transfer will be guaranteed
into the specified program at WSU Vancouver assuming continuation
of state resources.
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Requirements
for a program of study will not change for eight* years once
a student has been granted co-admission.
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After
completing 70 transferable quarter credits, students may enroll
in classes at WSU Vancouver while completing Clark College
course work for an associate degree.
*Provided
that external factors such as accreditation or certification requirements
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| Why Begin at Clark College?
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Many
top graduates are choosing to start college studies at Clark.
One hundred seventy-seven Washington Promise Scholars, the top
15% of high school seniors, enrolled fall quarter 2002. They enjoy
small class sizes and working directly with their professors,
who also spend time with students as academic and student club
advisors.
Clark classrooms and labs offer the latest technology in computers
and equipment acquired with over $50 million in donations from
industry and the community. More than $350,000 in scholarships
is awarded annually.
At Clark, you can complete lower division course work for 40 different
majors, including all WSU Vancouver bachelor's programs.
You have three options for completing Clark College course work
which qualify you to begin upper division classes in your major
at WSU Vancouver:
Associate in Arts or Associate in Science - transfer degree
programs which include specified electives to meet baccalaureate
prerequisites.
Associate in Arts customized degree - programs designed
for transfer to a specific major at WSU Vancouver.
Associate in Arts blended degree - a program of study designed
jointly by Clark College and WSU Vancouver faculty.
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| Why Washington
State University Vancouver? |
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At
this beautiful, urban campus you'll learn in modern facilities
with the latest technologies, while benefiting from 100-plus years
of institutional research and a reputation for excellence. You
have a unique opportunity to converse faceto- face with Ph.D.
faculty, learning in a small college setting with public university
access.
Baccalaureate degree programs currently offered at WSU Vancouver
include:
* These degrees
offer specialized areas of study in a variety of fields such as:
criminal justice, history, human resource management, political
science and sociology.
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| Significant Savings
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Of
course you'll save money by living at home. Equally important
you can continue membership and volunteering with local organizations.
Keep working at your present job to pay college costs and to take
advantage of career contacts you've already made in the community.
As a co-admitted student, you can enjoy the special activities
provided at both campuses - entertainment, guest lectures, and
social events. You can also make use of recreation and fitness
facilities at either college.
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