What types of programs does Washington State have?
Washington State offers more than 40 associate degree and certification programs of study. We have three education options:
- Transfer programs for students who want to start at Washington State and continue their education at a 4-year college or university
- Associate degree programs for students who wish to receive a 2-year degree and venture into the world of work.
- Certificate of completion programs that enhance a student’s skill set.
Programs include:
- Auto & Diesel
- Business & IT Technologies
- Engineering & Industrial Technologies
- Health
- Law & Public Safety
See a complete list of degree and certificate programs, or download the course catalog.
I’m not sure what I would like to study. Are there any tools to help me?
We want to help you on your path to an exciting career! If you are not sure where to begin, or you are undecided about a major, consider taking an online skills assessment on Ohio Means Success. Operated by the Ohio Board of Regents, the website is designed to help students prepare for college and explore different careers. Users can take skills assessments to find careers to match their personality, research degree options, and learn about internships and co-ops, as well as find out which industries are in demand in Ohio.
Can I take college classes while in high school?
Legislators of Ohio created an Early College Option called College Credit Plus (CCP) for high school students who want to take college courses.
Options available:
- College Credit Plus (CCP) – for high school students taking classes on the WSCO Campus or Online
- Dual Credit – for high school students taking college credit classes on their high school campus.
- Early Enrollment Program (EEP) – a program unique to WSCO for high school students to take classes on the WSCO campus with no GPA requirements