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Dodging the default trap
Half of Washington State’s community colleges struggle with high default rates By Jeremy Vetter As a graduate of a local Seventh-day Adventist boarding academy, Melissa Wright wanted to attend Walla Walla University,...
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Second-chance price tag
By Rhonda Morin Student Stephen Miller left his job as a garbage collector after being injured. He enrolled at Clark and is set to graduate with a loan debt of $12,000. An...
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The beast of burden
Half of Clark students receive financial aid Far fewer get scholarships By Rhonda Morin It costs about $4,000 for tuition and some fees to attend Clark College for a year. Tack...
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Expanding into the future
Clark’s visions are coming to fruition by Robert K. Knight Over the past year, we have seen many successes; we have seen many things that seemed like a dream or far-off...
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From the presidents
The current level of borrowing money for colleges and universities across the United States is a staggering $1.2 trillion—with $1 trillion of that being the debt for federal student loans. One in 10...
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Clark receives grant to help low-income students stay in college, succeed
47 percent of Clark College students are low income Clark College received a major grant to help low-income students complete their education. Work is already underway on the Working Families Success Network...
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