Just two minutes from Interstate 70, Clark State serves approximately 2600 credit students each quarter, primarily from Clark, Champaign, Logan, and Greene counties. Students come to Clark State for career training or retraining, to start a bachelor's degree, or for personal interest, through over 40 technical and transfer programs. In 1999, the graduating class ranged in age from 19 to 56. Academic profile Most of the nation's new hot jobs require education beyond high school but do not require a four-year degree. Clark State students can choose from over 40 degree and certificate programs to prepare for a career in two years or less.
Students also come to Clark State to get started on a bachelor's degree.
Our students who transfer to four-year colleges and universities tend to earn higher grades than the students who started there. The College ranked second in the state among two-year colleges with accompanying performance funding by the Ohio Board of Regents. Twenty-five College faculty and 14 high school teachers learned to design courses on the Internet. The Theatre program produced Waiting for Godot, Stuart Little, and Miracle Worker. Eighty percent of roles were performed by Clark State students.