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Searchable Quarterly Class Schedule
Spring 2014 Quarter Information, Calendar and Important Dates
Searchable Quarterly Class Schedule
Spring 2014 class schedule information is now available!
Classes can be searched in the online searchable quarterly class schedule. Click the link above to search the quarterly schedule. Database includes all academic credit classes, adult basic education (ABE), and English as a second language (ESL).
Spring 2014 Quarterly Registration and General Information
Spring 2014 Learning Communities Information
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Spring Quarter 2014 Calendar |
Important Dates | |
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For more dates, see Spring Quarter Registration Calendar |
Mar. 5 |
Spring Quarter Tuition Due |
| Mar. 31 |
First Day of Spring Quarter | |
| Apr. 4 |
100% Refund Deadline | |
| Apr. 11 | Last Day to ADD/DROP Classes | |
| Apr. 21 | 50% Refund Deadline | |
| May 1 | No Classes/Offices Closed | |
| May 7 |
Registration Begins for Summer, Pre-Fall and Fall Quarters |
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| May 12 | Last Day to WITHDRAW | |
| May 26 | Holiday, Memorial Day College Closed | |
| Jun. 4 |
Summer Quarter Tuition Due | |
| Jun. 13 | Last Day of Spring Quarter | |
| Jun. 19 | Grades Available Online |
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Annual Student Calendar
For important dates during the academic year, please refer to:
2013-14 Student Calendar
2014-15 Student Calendar
Annual Planning Guide
The planning guides show classes and the quarters in which they are offered. It is intended for planning purposes only, and should not be considered a guarantee of class offerings. Actual quarterly sections may be changed, added, or removed.
2013-14 and 2014-15 Annual Planning Guide
Archived Schedules and Catalogs
Winter 2014 Quarterly Registration and General Information
Fall 2013 Quarterly Registration and General Information
Summer 2013 Quarterly Registration and General Information
Archived College Catalogs 2007-08 to last year
To avoid registering for a course you have already taken, check the master list of course numbers.
Many course numbers changed in the summer of 2008, in order to align with Washington state's community college common course numbering system. The system makes it as easy as possible for you to transfer courses among Washington state's community and technical colleges.
Continuing Education
For information about our non-credit classes, please see Continuing Education.