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Financial Aid Office Closed June 10-28

Financial Aid office will be closed to focus on processing aid packages as we adjust to new federal systems. Priority given for summer enrollment. Your offer will be emailed to you as soon as your eligibility is determined. Please find answers on the FAQs page OR visit One Stop in Gaiser Hall. Submit forms though ctcLink or in person at One Stop in Gaiser, Mon - Thurs, 9am – 4pm. If you plan to start Summer or Fall term, please register for classes asap.

FAQshttps://www.clark.edu/enroll/paying-for-college/financial-aid/faq.php

Community, Continuing Education, and Customized Training

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Community Education

Try a new class, learn something new, and connect with a community of lifelong learners!

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Customized Training

Create a quick start, short term training program for your business.

Ed2Go Career Development

Choose from a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet.

Test Center

Complete on-site, on-demand testing for certification and professional licensure exams.

Certificate Programs

Select from non-credit programs that are designed to equip you with job-specific skills that are immediately transferable to your workplace.

Teach a CCE Class

Tell us about your expertise and experience that you’d like to share with our community!

Careers in Health Care

Adult Family Home

Learn more about Adult Family Home Administration training programs at Clark College.

AFH Training

Step on the pathway to success

Community and Continuing Education classes are Clark College's non-credit course options and they are often connected to academic pathways at Clark College.

We think you’ll fall in love with your non-credit class and/or instructor and you will want to build on this experience with a credit-based degree or certificate. View Clark College's six areas of study that make up the 100 degree and certificate programs available in SW Washington.