Top 10 Reasons to Choose Green River College
Here are the Top 10 Reasons:
- A leader in university transfer
- Award winning college
- Individual advising to help you meet your goals
- On campus student housing
- Great programs including Intensive English and High School Completion
- Peer mentoring and leadership development programs
- Beautiful campus surrounded by forest and trees
- University Transfer Pathways agreements with over 30 four-year universities
- Active student life on campus
- New modern buildings and facilities
The big advantage of studying at Green River College
At Green River you can study for one or two semesters, do an associate degree or follow the University Transfer Program. This means you have the opportunity to complete the first two years of a bachelor's degree at Green River and then continue your bachelor's degree without delay at an American university. Only 45 minutes from the amazing city Seattle.
Leader in Nationwide University Transfer
Their international students have been admitted to top, world-ranked universities including: UC Berkeley, UCLA, Brown, Cornell, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Indiana University, Purdue, University of Michigan, University of Texas-Austin, University of Washington and many others. In addition, Green River College has Transfer Pathway agreements with over 30 top universities.
A key to each student’s success at Green River and beyond is the individual transfer plan. Every student works with their assigned advisor to develop an individual transfer plan that includes: student’s major, destination transfer universities, and a two-year course plan.
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