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- Cascadia in the High School (CiHS) | Cascadia College
CiHS courses are rigorous, college-level courses taught in the high school by an instructor that has been approved by Cascadia College Students need to meet the same course placement and prerequisite requirements as students on our main campus
- Title IX | Cascadia College
At Cascadia College, Title IX ensures that no one is excluded, denied benefits, or subjected to discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or pregnancy status
- Running Start | Cascadia College
Running Start at Cascadia Running Start is a statewide partnership between colleges and local high schools The program allows high school juniors and seniors to attend the college tuition-free and earn credits that count for both high school and college Tuition is free The public schools cover the tuition for Running Start students; however
- Home | Cascadia College
Cascadia College in the Bothell community, near Seattle, offers Environmental Studies, Technology, Science, Engineering, Business, and General Transfer Degrees
- Enrollment - Cascadia College
Cascadia staff smooths the way for students to conduct their business with Cascadia: applying, enrolling, paying for tuition
- Bachelor of Science Computer Science | Cascadia College
Cascadia’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program equips students for IT careers in programming, software engineering, and data science across various industries Computer Science requires creativity, collaboration, and analytical problem-solving skills
- Outreach Admissions - Cascadia College
Whether you're in the early stages of your college search or ready to apply, this session will cover important topics such as what makes Cascadia unique, our academic programs, campus life, funding options, and our admissions process
- Faculty | Cascadia College
Cascadia’s faculty come from a wide variety of backgrounds and have diverse educational experiences and professional connections They share Cascadia’s dedication to a student-centered active learning environment
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