Yes, it is possible. You may need to check with your financial aid office about how aid can apply to two institutions a the same time. Also, it is best to consult with an adviser to ensure that courses you are taking apply to specific requirements.

That depends on your individual situation. An associate transfer degree requires 90 quarter credits. The bachelors degree requires an additional 90 credits to total 180 quarter credits. Some students attending part-time, e.g. 10 credits (2 classes) per quarter could be finished in four years plus two additional quarters by attending school year round.

Yes. The program is designed to be flexible to meet students’ schedule demands. If you are at the University of Washington, it is important to check with your adviser on the number of distance learning credits you are taking as well as the timing of those credits.

Yes. At the University of Washington your last 45 credits must be taken on site.

No. Evening degree courses meet on the UW campus in Seattle. Many of the instructors are full-time faculty. The only difference between the day and evening program is the availability of majors, and the times classes meet. Classes offered begin at 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

It depends on your situation. A combination of factors, including your GPA and test scores, are considered. Evening admission is separate from day admission. The GPA requirements are different than for the day program. Contact an evening degree adviser at 206-543-6160 or advisers@extn.washington.edu for more information.

All applicants are required to have a minimum level of preparation in six high school core subject areas, and must submit an official high school transcript as part of their application packet. Please contact an evening degree adviser at 206-543-6160 or advisers@extn.washington.edu if you have questions about high school core subject requirements.