Most were from the Clark County area and attended classes on a part-time basis. Data on Clark State Community College's student profile can be obtained only from the 1991-92 academic year forward, primarily because of the changeover of the College's computer system during the time preceding this period. Recruitment and Admissions Recruitment Activities for recruitment are planned throughout the year, including high school visitations, an on-campus breakfast for area high school counselors, mailings from faculty members promoting priority registration, and visits by the admission specialist to area businesses and industries. During these activities prospective students receive information concerning the College and its program offerings through The Viewbook or The Catalog.
Telemarketing is aimed at students who have withdrawn from classes.
Information booths are used at various malls and county fairs to target the general public. Any prospective student may contact the Admissions Office to arrange an appointment to discuss a particular program, tour the campus, or visit a class. An enrollment management plan, developed in October 1996, describes current recruitment activities, proposed new activities, and activities that are done periodically. A prospective student wishing to take courses at Clark State Community College may request an application in person, over the telephone, via the Web, or by mail. All students entering a degree program must take the placement test, which covers reading, writing, math, and algebra.