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The nursing program. good luck. The professor first quarter. I dont even know how she is still teaching. Our entire cohort filed complaints against her and the program and all they do is protect themselves. They aren't out to see you succeed. They are corrupt. I always thought Clark College had an amazing program based on their own statements. Most of us found out, that's not the case. Ask anyone from 1st-6th quarter. Go anywhere else for Nursing school. I promise you won't regret it! Don't settle for less.

Southwest Washington Watercolor Society meets there the second Saturday of the month. Good Art demonstration.

I felt the peace and love of Jesus Christ during my visit. The staff was friendly, kind, calm, respectful, and helpful.

Awful experience. Never able to reach anyone about anything. Wish I would have left sooner. Professors just bombard you with HW and online reading, good luck getting any help in a timely matter. Not setting up anyone for success. Also most professors are obsessed with forcing their politics down your throat more so than educating.

Just went to get some information on taking some classes. At my age, I was a little intimidated just being on campus. We got some great information from a very helpful and sweet person at the information desk near the bookstore. Very pleasant experience.

*September* I just started at Clark this week and I am already starting to regret it. Before I start with the negative, I will say that my professors have been nice so far and the work has been as I expected college work to be. First of all, this is not at all how I imagined college. We are all treated, no matter our ages, as if we are running start students.

It feels like highschool with homework on steroids. I mean, no wonder though because I have 15 year olds wandering around everywhere I look. This is not the college experience I was hoping for. My biggest problem with this school though starts with the fact that most professors are impossible to contact, even in Canvas where they claim is the "best" place to reach them.

The final day to drop out of classes with no penalty was today and I have been feverishly trying to switch to all online for days now. Let's just say I missed the deadline, which wasn't my fault might I add. I contacted every single teacher I could find with open spots in ctcLink and out of about 8 professors, only two replied. Now, you're probably thinking, "Well, why didn't you contact advising?" Oh, but I did.

They were absolutely no help. They acted like I was such a burden, were short and snappy, and told me that the only way to switch into classes was to contact each professor. Obviously that didn't happen and now I'm stuck for the rest of the term. Thanks a lot Clark College. *Update as of December* I finally finished the term at Clark and will be transferring to a much better college in the coming week or so for around the same price. Couldn't be more thrilled.

Surplus supplies. Awesome security and helping finding individuals to do the job. Nice clean college. Check it out

My time at Clark was short and not great. To start, getting set up for a program is extremely difficult and feel like you are on your own to figure everything out. I never did get my program figured out even after seeking help several times. I eventually dropped out and attended another school. Based on my experience at Clark, I would say that students who graduate should be highly sought by employers not because the school is prestigious, but because they actually finished their program. Btw, I eventually finished my BBA from another area school and am almost done with my MBA. It would have been faster if I skipped Clark, just saying.

High tech, very well provisioned dental clinic, very friendly staff, and very well trained, with a very good and over verified procedures. Time spent here seems a lot longer than regular dental visits since the doctors have to verify and recommend all the students work, but we are very happy with the outcome since we did get very good care.