Clark College offers more than 100 options for earning a bachelor degree, associate degree, certificate.
Additionally, its Transitional Studies program serves adult students seeking to earn their high school diploma or equivalent, learn English as a Second Language, or gain basic skills and job-training programs; courses for transfer to four-year institutions; online courses; and articulations with other colleges that offer students a seamless transfer.
Through its Economic and Community Development program, the college also offers non-credit classes for professional development, personal enrichment and customized workplace training.

Clark College now offers three Bachelor of Applied Science degree programs: Dental Hygiene, Applied Management, and Human Services.
A fourth bachelor's degree program in Cybersecurity has been approved and will be offered in fall 2020.

The college hosts one of the largest Running Start programs in the state.
This popular Washington state program allows high school students to earn college credit while still in high school.
Many Running Start students graduate with both their high school diploma and their associate degree.

The average quarterly enrollments is approximately 11,000 students, and the average class size is 17.6 students.
Three-quarters of Clark's student body are first-generation college students; more than a third are Students of Color; and almost a quarter of Clark students have dependent children.
Clark College offers more than 100 options for earning a bachelor degree, associate degree, certificate. Additionally, its Transitional Studies program serves adult students seeking to earn their high school diploma or equivalent, learn English as a Second Language, or gain basic skills and job-training programs; courses for transfer to four-year institutions; online courses; and articulations with other colleges that offer students a seamless transfer. Through its Economic and Community Development program, the college also offers non-credit classes for professional development, personal enrichment and customized workplace training.
Clark College now offers three Bachelor of Applied Science degree programs: Dental Hygiene, Applied Management, and Human Services. A fourth bachelor's degree program in Cybersecurity has been approved and will be offered in fall 2020.
The college hosts one of the largest Running Start programs in the state. This popular Washington state program allows high school students to earn college credit while still in high school. Many Running Start students graduate with both their high school diploma and their associate degree.
The average quarterly enrollments is approximately 11,000 students, and the average class size is 17.6 students. Three-quarters of Clark's student body are first-generation college students; more than a third are Students of Color; and almost a quarter of Clark students have dependent children.
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