Spring Quarter Registration at SVC

>>Editor’s note – This story has been updated to make a correction. See below in red.

Registration for Spring Quarter is going on now at Skagit Valley College

• Registration for Returning Students going on now.
• Registration for New Advised Students starts Friday, February 28.
• Open Enrollment starts Wednesday, March 12.
• Spring Quarter begins Tuesday, April 8.

For students who want to train for a new career or upgrade their job skills, SVC offers
25 Professional/Technical programs that are aligned with local and state economic development strategies. High demand areas include:

• Manufacturing and Composites Technology
• Office Administration and Accounting Technologies
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Finance
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Homeland Security

SVC also offers Academic Transfer pathways for students who want to begin their college experience and earn a bachelor’s degree. By completing two years at SVC and then transferring to a four-year university, students can study close to home and save money, compared to tuition at a four-year school. For Spring Quarter, options include:

• Associate in Arts – Direct Transfer Agreement with concentration areas in:
  • Art
  • Computer Science
  • Communications (also Journalism)
  • English (also Literature, Creative Writing)
  • History
  • Math
  • Music
  • Psychology
  • Social Science (Also Ethnic Studies, Geography, Sociology, International Studies)
  • Elementary Education
• Major Ready Programs
  • Biology
  • Business
• Associate in Science – Transfer
  • Track 1: Chemistry, (also for Pre-Med, Pre-Veterinary, Pre-Pharmacy)
  • Track 2: Computer Science, Physics, Engineering
• Other Articulations
  • Associate in Music –WWU
  • Associate in Visual Arts –WSU
  • Early Childhood Education – see Professional Technical Programs
  • Environmental Science – see Professional Technical Programs
  • PRE-NURSING ATA (RN, non-transfer)
  • PRE-NURSING DTA (transfer to BSN)

Prospective students can get an insider’s view of the College environment by taking a free campus tour. In addition, information will be available on programs and degrees, financial aid, career options, and getting started.

For more information, visit www.skagit.edu or contact San Juan Center at (360) 378-3220

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