Courses from a variety of agrigultural disciplines will be offered through participating community colleges and learning centers.
Students apply to any of the three universities and enroll in courses through that university.
The courses are delivered directly to students throughout the state of Washington as well as nationally and internationally. Delivery in most cases is flexible so students can take courses while maintaining a family and work responsibilities. Student Services Program staff assist students with a variety of issues, including applying for admission, financial aid, developing a program of study, registering for classes, accessing course materials, and interacting with other University offices. Students who have not fulfilled the WSU lower-division GERs will be advised by a DDP academic advisor until completion of the GERs, at which time, the student's file will be transferred to an academic advisor in the Biological Systems Engineering Department. Financial aid is available to qualified students enrolled in six or more WSU credits.