Clark College Campuses

Clark College at Columbia Tech Center (CTC) in Vancouver, Washington, is a modern extension campus designed to provide accessible education with a focus on professional and technical training. Located in East Vancouver, this campus caters to students seeking career-oriented programs and flexible learning options, including evening and online courses. The CTC campus is equipped with advanced facilities to support hands-on learning and industry-relevant skills development.

• Professional-Technical Programs such as mechatronics, cybersecurity, and information technology, preparing students for high-demand careers.
• Business and Entrepreneurship courses tailored for individuals looking to start or grow their own businesses.
• Healthcare training programs, including medical billing and coding, to meet the growing needs of the healthcare industry.
• Continuing Education and Workforce Development courses for professionals seeking to upskill or reskill in various fields.
• General Education courses that support students working toward associate degrees or certificates with transferable credits.
• Customized training programs in partnership with local businesses to address specific industry needs.

The Columbia Tech Center campus emphasizes community partnerships and workforce readiness, collaborating with local employers to ensure that programs align with current job market demands. Students benefit from smaller class sizes, personalized attention, and a supportive learning environment. Additionally, the campus offers resources such as career advising and job placement assistance to help students transition into the workforce. Clark College at CTC is an essential part of the college’s mission to provide accessible, high-quality education to the Clark County community and beyond.

Clark College at WSU Vancouver offers a unique educational opportunity through a co-located partnership with Washington State University Vancouver. This campus location allows Clark College students to take advantage of shared facilities and resources while pursuing lower-division coursework that can seamlessly transfer to WSU Vancouver for bachelor’s degree completion. The focus here is on providing a pathway for students to transition from community college to university-level education without leaving the Vancouver area.

• General Education courses that fulfill requirements for associate degrees and prepare students for transfer to WSU Vancouver programs.
• STEM-focused classes, including biology, chemistry, and mathematics, supporting students interested in science and engineering fields.
• Business and Social Science courses that align with WSU Vancouver’s upper-division programs in management, psychology, and sociology.
• Humanities and Arts classes to provide a well-rounded education for students pursuing liberal arts degrees.
• Academic advising and transfer planning services to ensure a smooth transition to bachelor’s degree programs at WSU Vancouver.
• Access to collaborative learning spaces and university resources to enhance the student experience.

This campus arrangement is ideal for students who plan to continue their education beyond an associate degree while staying in the local community. Clark College at WSU Vancouver fosters a supportive environment with access to both community college affordability and university-level opportunities. The partnership enhances educational access and promotes academic success through shared resources, joint events, and a commitment to student-centered learning in the North Vancouver area.

Clark College Main Campus in Vancouver, Washington, serves as the primary hub for a wide range of academic programs designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. This campus offers comprehensive associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs for students aiming to continue their education at four-year institutions. The curriculum is structured to provide both academic and vocational training, ensuring students are well-prepared for their careers or further studies.

• Associate of Arts (AA) degrees for transfer to universities, covering fields like humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees in professional-technical fields such as nursing, automotive technology, and computer technology.
• Certificates in specialized areas including medical assisting, welding, and early childhood education.
• Business programs focusing on accounting, management, and entrepreneurship for students seeking immediate employment or further business studies.
• Health Sciences programs, including dental hygiene and pharmacy technician training, preparing students for critical roles in healthcare.
• STEM programs with a focus on engineering, computer science, and environmental science, fostering innovation and technical expertise.

The Main Campus also provides robust student support services, including tutoring, counseling, and career planning, to ensure academic success. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to accessible education, Clark College Main Campus is a cornerstone of higher education in the region, catering to over 10,000 students annually. The campus environment encourages community engagement and lifelong learning through various workshops, cultural events, and continuing education opportunities.