In order to assist students in selecting courses and programs appropriate to their needs and interests, and to ensure that students will be able to profit from current curricular offerings or benefit from a particular class, course, or program, the college may require students to meet special admission requirements, take tests, or have special training prior to enrolling. Students must meet program eligibility requirements and deadlines to participate. Applicants under the age of sixteen may be required to follow the designated college procedures for admission. Students not eligible for residency classification will be classified as nonresident students. The college admissions officer will review the questionnaire and will notify the student in writing of the decision within one week.
Students are responsible for registering under the proper residency classification.
Tuition is set by the Washington state legislature and subject to change. The current tuition fee schedule is listed in the quarterly class schedule. These fees cover costs such as those associated with consumable supplies, computer software upgrading, and technical lab assistance. Clark College may periodically establish tuition and fee waivers as authorized by state law and by the state board for community and technical colleges. This will be done in accordance with chapter 131-28 WAC .