Columbia Tech Center
About
Student Services at CTC (Clark College at Columbia Tech Center)
How to contact us:
- Virtual Zoom Office:
Monday-Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Link: https://zoom.us/j/94107536897
Meeting ID: 941 0753 6897 - Email: enroll@clark.edu
- Phone: 360-992-6100
Visit www.clark.edu/covid-19 for more information about college operations at this time.
Why take a class at CTC?
Clark College at Columbia Tech Center (CTC) expands the college's ability to increase
access to education–giving students greater choices in class offerings, degrees and
certificates, professional training and personal growth. It also extends Clark College's
reach in eastern Clark County–including Camas and Washougal–and beyond into Skamania
and Klickitat counties (both part of Clark College's service district).
From the Evergreen High School student who takes a college class, to the corporate
executive taking a professional training seminar, to the new retiree who has always
wanted–and now has time–to learn to paint, Clark College at Columbia Tech Center is
the place to find them all.
Clark College Columbia Tech Center
18700 SE Mill Plain Blvd.
Vancouver, WA
Directions to CTC (Google Maps)
Contact
Hours
8:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m
Closed
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Services provided at the Columbia Tech Center campus
Virtual Support Center
Need to reach out to someone at the the college? Get Virtual Assistance by connecting with our services through Zoom.
Visit the Virtual Support Center to connect with departments.
Student Services
Student Services at CTC offers assistance with the following areas.
*Photo ID is required for assistance with any student account information
- Admissions
- Process Admission application
- Assist students with Virtual Orientation for students new to Clark College
- Provide enrollment steps to Clark College
- Students may submit proof of English or math placement to the Student Services Office at CTC or submit by email at enroll@clark.edu
- Assist with placement testing for ALEKS Math Assessment or the Accuplacer Next Generation Combined Reading and Writing
- Assist Running Start students with applying for the Running Start program
- Residency forms and documentation may be submitted at Student Services office at CTC or by email at enroll@clark.edu
- Registration
- Assist with Add, drop or withdraw from classes
- Assist with Managing Your Enrollment
- Assist with Enrollment Services Frequently asked Questions
- Major Declaration Form processing
- Accept Repeat Class forms, Enrollment Verification, and Exception Request Form
- Update Student Information (name, date of birth, Social Security number, etc.)
- Retrieve ctcLink Student ID or assist with passwords to ctcLink account
- Assist with submitting Graduation Application
- Assessment
- Assist with placement testing for ALEKS Math Assessment or the Accuplacer Next Generation Combined Reading and Writing
- Chemistry Testing is offered remotely and in-person upon request and proctors availability
at the Student Services office at CTC. Follow the link to Eventbrite sign-up and choose your date.
- Running Start
Running Start students may submit the following items by email at enroll@clark.edu.
- Submit English or math placement documents
- Running Start Fee Fee Waiver
- Submit Enrollment Verification Form (EVF) to your High School Counselor each term you register. Submit EVF prior to the payment
deadline each term.
- Proctoring Services
Proctoring services for students taking academic distance learning courses from other community colleges or universities are currently suspended until further notice at the Student Services Office at the Clark College Columbia Tech Center campus (CTC).
For academic Distant Proctoring Services, please visit the Proctoring Services webpage.
Community and Continuing Education (CCE)
For more information for Community and Continuing Education please visit the Community and Continuing Education webpage.
Security
For security information see the Security and Safety webpage.
Disabilities Support Services (DSS)
Clark College and the Disability Support Services (DSS) office assist students with disabilities in pursuing their educational goals.
For more information for students with disabilities visit the Disability Support Services webpage.
iCommons
For more information on services, locations, and hours visit the Clark College Library webpage.
Computer Lab
Please check for up to date lab locations and hours at the Computer Lab webpage.
The TechHub provides centralized technical support for Clark College students, faculty, and staff. Our technicians can help with softwares, computer devices, and accounts provided by Clark College.
For more information contact the Tech Hub at techhub@clark.edu.
Event Services Facility Rentals
For information about Clark College Facility Rentals please visit the Event Services webpage.
Please contact Event Services with any questions at events@clark.edu.
Tuition payments can be made online at MyClark@ctcLink from the Financial Account Tile. From the Financial Account Tile you may enroll in a tuition payment plan or make a payment on a plan. For questions please contact the Cashier's Office at 360-992-2177 or cashiers@clark.edu.
There are no Advisors or Financial Aid staff at CTC at this time. Visit our Advising webpage or email advising@clark.edu to schedule a virtual appointment with your Academic Advisor. Connect with the Financial Aid Office in the Drop-In Zoom Room.
Classes, certificates and degrees
Clark College at Columbia Tech Center offers a wide range of educational opportunities for students:
- Earn an associate of arts transfer degree.
- Earn a short certificate or a two-year degree to prepare for employment in business or administrative support professions.
- Take college classes that also fulfill high school graduation requirements for Running Start students.
Learn more about Clark College classes offered at at Columbia Tech Center.
Frequently asked questions about Clark College at Columbia Tech Center.