Student Right to Know

WETCC AT A GLANCE

Founded: 1997 as a two-year not for profit tribal and community college

Accreditation: Candidacy Status with North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

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Faculty: Full-Time 6

Students: FALL-07

123 headcount Total

59-Fulltime 64-Parttime

Native American 90 Students-71%

These numbers include the Northland/WETCC nursing students

Average Class Size: 15 students

Transfer Programs:

Associate of Arts Business: Emphasis is in Tribal Business Administration

Associate of Arts Education: Emphasis in teacher education, early childhood

Associate of Arts Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

Associate of Arts in Native American Studies

Associate of Arts in Environmental Studies

Career Programs:

Associate of Science: Natural Resources

Associate of Science: Computer Information Systems

Certificate Programs:

Child Development Associate (CDA) on Demand

Additional Opportunities:

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in partnership with Northland Community and Technical College –Thief River

Special Services:

Tutoring, Computer Lab, Mark Warren Library-major focus on Native American Materials, Student Study Areas equipped with computer access through out the campus.

Outreach Services:

USDA Extension Office

Evenstart Family Literacy Program

Adult Basic Education and GED Testing

FAS/FAE Office on Campus

Estimated Cost:

2007/2008 Full-time Tuition and Fees

$3050.00 $90 per credit and Fees (24 credits)

To qualify for financial aid, students need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). WETCC scholarship applications are available at

Waadookoodaading,

Box 478

126 Main Street, Mahnomen, MN 56557