Clark Partners magazine summer 2022
A new advocate for Clark College Calen D. B. Ouellette returned to the Pacific Northwest to become Clark College Foundation’s new chief executive officer and chief advancement officer, where he [...]
Keeping student debt in check
3 minute read Clark students borrow less than most community college students, thanks largely to scholarships A reasonable price tag is what led Maddie Hennerty ’22 to Clark College. Hennerty was [...]
Clark College Foundation awards $1 million in scholarships to Clark students
323 students receive awards for fall quarter For the fourth consecutive year, Clark College Foundation awarded more than $1 million in scholarships to students who will attend Clark College in [...]
Partners Magazine Spring 2015
Features The beast of burden Dodging the default trap Ahead by a mile And baby makes three Other stories Second-chance price tag Expanding into the future Financial picture From the presidents
Second-chance price tag
By Rhonda Morin Student Stephen Miller left his job as a garbage collector after being injured. He enrolled at Clark and is set to graduate with a loan debt of $12,000. An injury on the job, [...]
The beast of burden
Half of Clark students receive financial aid Far fewer get scholarships By Rhonda Morin It costs about $4,000 for tuition and some fees to attend Clark College for a year. Tack on another [...]
From the presidents
The current level of borrowing money for colleges and universities across the United States is a staggering $1.2 trillion—with $1 trillion of that being the debt for federal student loans. One in [...]
