Whatcom’s most popular program is the university transfer program. The Associate in Arts and Sciences degree is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year university to complete their bachelor’s degree. Whatcom’s International Programs staff are experts in advising students on transfer to top universities throughout the U.S.
Students 17 years and older can live in on-campus housing in a state-of-the art residential facility. Students under 17 are required to live with local homestay families.
The ASWCC Students of Color in STEM Association is hosting a speaker series featuring you very own WCC faculty staff who will share their academic and careers journeys, their work at WCC to increase student belonging, and provide tips for academic and career success.
Our second featured speaker is Tealia Slagle, Associate Professor of Biology!