Hunter said final edits are being made to the fall semester schedule now, and registration beings on March 22.
“We are aiming for 50% of our classes being face-to-face and 50% being online,” she said. “We will utilize traditional face-to-face, fully online and hybrid modalities for the 2021-22 academic year.”
For students who will be attending or returning to Clark State in the fall, there are many options for tuition assistance.
Some types of tuition assistance include:
- For high school graduates in the College Credit Plus program who have earned 30 credits or more and have a 3.0 GPA, they can finish their remaining 30 credit hours at Clark State with no tuition charge
- K-12 students in the Champion City Scholars Program can attend Clark State tuition free after high school graduation
- The college offers a $3,000 scholarship to Tech Prep graduates
- More than 50 Foundation Scholarship for students to apply to - summer semester scholarships open April 1 and fall semester scholarships open June 1
- Flexible payment options including available financial aid
For more information, visit the college’s website.
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