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Whatcom Community College Online Classes - Learn from Anywhere in the World
Learn online on your own schedule, no plane ticket or visa required! Whatcom Community College’s online classes connect international students to a supportive network of instructors and services.
- No standardized test score required.
- Part-time or full-time options.
- Affordable tuition – save on living costs.
- Convenient asynchronous classes – any time zone works.
- Access to tutoring, advising, workshops, orientation and more.
Take classes with students from around the world at an American college and earn credit toward your bachelor's degree. Whatcom’s dedicated staff will support you in meeting your goals no matter where you are in your journey to earning college credits.
Apply today! No application fee or standardized test score required. You will be able to earn college credit anytime from anywhere.
Application deadlines for International Online Learning:
Fall 2024: August 23
Winter 2025: December 6, 2024
Spring 2025: March 7, 2025
Summer 2025: May 30, 2025
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Make Online Classes Part of Your U.S. Education
Enroll in university transferable classes from anywhere
Study in an American online classroom and earn credits towards your bachelor's degree from anywhere in the world.
Students from around the world can get started on their U.S. university education by enrolling in online classes at Whatcom Community College. Classes fulfill the first 2 years of a bachelor degree for colleges and universities across the country at an affordable tuition rate.
With Whatcom's flexible and supportive online program students can:
- Enroll online from home, earn credit towards their degree, and arrive for classes on campus later.
- Enroll concurrently at Whatcom and other U.S. colleges/universities, earning credit that will count toward a degree at institutions across the country.
- Save thousands of dollars on tuition and living costs by enrolling at Whatcom Community College and earning transferable credit that is accepted at top universities.
Note: WCC graduates who earn an associates degree will also receive a Washington State high school diploma. For more information on the dual enrollment college-high school completion program, please click here.