Government Relations : University Centers

CWU University Centers are located in state-of-the-art facilities on the campuses of community colleges. The centers are built for the specific purpose of providing upper-division education in "2+2" partnerships with community colleges. CWU University Centers are a cost-effective way to provide upper-division education in high-demand urban areas. Students can complete all four years of a baccalaureate education in their own community. They earn a two-year degree from the community college, then simply transfer into upper-division courses at a University Center on the same campus. University Centers respond quickly to the demands of the economy. Close ties with community colleges, businesses, and the community allow CWU to respond quickly to the ever-changing demands of the job market. They respond to the needs of students by creating a welcoming environment where nontraditional students can succeed.

University Centers provide access to upper-division education that allows people whose commitments to their family and jobs might otherwise prevent them from going to college. Responsive to students and business, strategically located and economical, CWU University Centers are one of the best options for meeting the demand for higher education in tough budget times.

Please click on any link below to find out more about CWU's six University Centers, or call Margaret Badgley, Assistant to the Provost for University Centers and Community College Relations. Contact her at badgleym@cwu.edu or (509) 963-3958.

University Center Facts
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