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Academic Transfer
The Direct Transfer Associates degrees are designed to be the first two years of a four year degree and are fully transferable to Washington’s public colleges or universities. This high quality affordable opportunity helps you readily make the leap to a Bachelor’s degree. |
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Workforce Training
These programs are designed to prepare you for a career upon graduation. The AAAS degree or certificate is documentation that you have been prepared to enter the workforce in your chosen area of study. These degrees and certificates may not be transferable to four year public or private institutions. |
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E-Learning
Whether you want to stay home in your pajamas, need to work during the day or are on the other side of the world, WWCC’s online learning program allows you to earn your degree via your own computer at a pace that works for you.
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Transitional Studies
Whether it’s English as a Second Language ( ESL) or pre-college classes in basic skills, we offer many Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes designed to help you reach your goals. |
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Community Education
If you’ve always wanted to take a class for fun or to learn a new skill, but not interested in a degree, our community education classes are for you. If you’re over 65, you may want to join our Quest program which offers many enrichment opportunities for lifelong learners. Or, if there are children in your life, don’t miss Kids College, which provides summer activities and classes for younger students. |
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High School Programs
If you’re interested in saving two years of tuition and getting an Associates Degree while still in high school, the Running Start program might be for you. If you never finished that high school diploma and need a GED, we can help. Or perhaps high school isn’t working as well as you’d like, our Alternative Education Program might be your answer. The high school Tech-Prep program helps students gain college credits in the professional technical disciplines while still in high school. |
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