SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Seattle Central Community College
is located in Seattle, Washington, in the Capitol
Hill neighborhood. Its programs include Information Technologies, Business Administ-
ration, Apparel Design, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Graphic Design, Wood Constructi-
on, Maritime and health-related occupations.
Programs include:
Certificates in Programming, Specialty Desserts & Breads, Surgical Technology, Web
Design and Web Development.
Bachelor‘s degree in Applied Behavioral Science and Allied Health.
The benefits of studying at
Seattle Central Community College
:
Short-Term Programs (3 – 12 month options in many fields).
Intensive English.
Seattle Central offers academic advising, personal counseling, university transfer
fairs, workshops, activities and free tutoring.
No TOEFL? No Problem!
FAST TRACK (High School Diploma and College Transfer Degree).
OVERVIEW
Founded:
1966
Student Population:
16,814
Type of Institution:
Public College
Contact Information:
Seattle Central College
1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98122
P:
206.934.3893
F:
206.934.3868
E:
RANKINGS
# 6 in international student enrollment
among community colleges in the USA
Seattle Central was named “College of the
Year” in a one-time study by TIME Magazi-
ne and recognized by the New York Times
TEXAS WESLEYAN
Texas Wesleyan University
is a private, coeducational, liberal arts university founded
by the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in 1890. Texas Wesleyan has 27 areas of
undergraduate study, as well as graduate, Honors and Pre-Professional Programs.
Programs include:
Accounting, General Business, Marketing, Management, Religion and Humanities,
Political Sciences, Mass Communication, Journalism, Education, Kinesiology, Psycho-
logy, Criminal Justice, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Nurse Anesthesia, Business Admi-
nistration (MBA).
The benefits of studying at
Texas Wesleyan University
:
Values- and Student-centered University.
Affordable tuition + international scholarships.
Excellent instruction by a gifted faculty.
More than 80% of the faculty members hold a doctorate or highest degree in their field.
Great diversity of students.
OVERVIEW
Founded:
1868
Student Population:
3,500
Type of Institution:
Private University
Contact Information:
1201 SWWesleyan St, Fort Worth, TX
76105
P:
1 (817) 531-5868
F:
1 (817) 531-4261
E:
RANKINGS
#1 Tier of Regional Universities in 2011-
2013 by U.S. News & World Report
WESTERN USA
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