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If you are planning to transfer from Clark College to another
college or university, you should know the following information:
- You will be expected to meet the entrance requirements of
other institutions at the time you transfer. The transferability
of courses taken at Clark College is determined by the institution
to which you transfer. Most Clark College transfer courses are
accepted by other institutions.
- In general,
those courses whose titles contain the word "technical"
or "technology" are not transferable to all institutions,
but may transfer to some selected four-year schools. You should
work closely with faculty advisors before attempting to transfer
vocational coursework.
- You may
earn a total of more than 90 college-level credits at Clark
College, but the total number of credits accepted for transfer
is determined by the institution to which you transfer.
- Courses
numbered below 100 will not transfer to any four-year college.
You should follow
the procedures given below to satisfactorily complete a transfer
to a senior institution:
- Confer
with a Clark College counselor or advisor about transfer needs.
Transfer guides from Washington and Oregon institutions are
available; many universities have transfer guides available
on their web sites.
- Confer,
either by letter or personal interview, with an admissions
officer at the senior institution for information about curriculum
and transfer regulations. Do this as soon as you decide you
may transfer there.
- Check
carefully a quarter or two before transfer to be sure that
all requirements will be met and all regulations observed
to the satisfaction of the senior institution.
Last
minute changes to your major field of study or choice of senior
institution may create transfer problems. Such changes should
be made only after consultation with advisors at both institutions.
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