Students will meet with an international student advisor each term for course advisement and progress check. A wide variety of classes, workshops, seminars and programs are included in the Community Education Program. Because these programs are required by law to be self-supporting, the fees vary as do the length of individual offerings. A complete list of offerings is included in each quarterly Class Schedule. Special effort is made by the Community Education Program to work with local business and industry to provide classes, workshops, and seminars designed to meet specific needs.
Instructors are experts in the field.
Registration is handled through the Registration Office in the Admissions Center. The Community Education Office is in the Library Building. In addition to regular enrollment, Washington residents who are age 60 or older may audit regular course offerings on a space-available basis for a maximum of two classes per quarter. Special non-credit classes are available through the Senior Studies program. Courses and fees are listed in the quarterly Class Schedule.