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The Weekend Degree Program is
The Next Step at Clark College
Clark College is taking The Next Step for students who want to attend college but whose jobs and lives make it hard to attend classes during the week.
Through Clark's Weekend Degree program, you can earn an associate in arts degree in two years or less. You'll meet just one weekend per month with additional instruction online. A flexible payment plan is available as well as Clark's excellent student services.
Clark's Weekend Degree Program: Flexible learning for serious adult learners
Clark's Weekend Degree Program:
- offers an Associate in Arts in just two years
- meets one (1) weekend per month (three weekends per quarter)
- integrates classroom and online instruction
- meets eligibility for financial aid
- designed for student success
What makes the Weekend Degree Program different?
The Weekend Degree Program is designed for students interested in earning an Associate of Arts degree in a flexible learning environment. Completion of the program prepares students for transfer to most bachelor degree programs at public four-year institutions in Washington and Oregon.
With enrollment limited to a cohort of 25 learners in a prescribed course of study, the Weekend Degree Program is designed for your success. You will receive both personal and group support throughout your program, and you will have access to college resources to enhance your learning experience.
Participation in the program does require you to be ready for college-level English and Mathematics and begins each fall quarter. Specific requirements for selection into this program can be found here.
Weekend Degree Program Curriculum
As a cohort program, your course of study is already determined for all eight (8) quarters of enrollment. Your studies will begin in the fall and will commence for 2 consecutive years (8 quarters/24 months). If all program and graduation requirements are met, you will receive your Associate of Arts degree at the end of the second summer session. See the
current course schedule for details.
Be sure to check out our Requirements and FAQ pages for more information. If you have any questions you can contact us at 992-2654 or eLearning@clark.edu
Go to our Application page for more information.
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