Centralia College, in conjunction with Washington State University, will offer a specific program leading to a K-8 teaching credential. Students who have completed their AA degree or Bachelor's degree. Students with more than two years of college but no formal degree may apply once they have had a formal transcript evaluation to determine prerequisite courses needed to qualify for the program.
Entry is competitive.
The entire program will take place on the Centralia College campus through regular and distance learning classes. If you have met all the prerequisites, the program will take four semesters and two summers. Financial aid may be possible, but you must submit a Washington State financial aid form. If you already receive financial aid from Centralia College, you must submit a student report from Centralia College along with the Washington State financial aid form. Four designated science courses with a minimum of 18-quarter credits including one with a lab.