Lake Washington Technical College alumni with Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees, as well as faculty and staff, can transfer up to 90 credits to City University to pursue a four-year degree.

Lake Washington Technical College students can now enter City University day or evening bachelor completion programs at any City University campus site. City University will also have a regular on-site advising presence on the Lake Washington Technical College campus.

City University is the largest private, nonprofit institution of higher education in Washington state. Headquartered in Bellevue, City University was founded more than two decades ago to serve working adults wanting to pursue educational opportunities without interrupting their careers. The university's mission is to provide educational opportunities world wide, primarily to segments of the population not being fully served. The mission is based on three philosophical principles: education is a lifelong process and must be relevant to students' aspirations; education should be affordable and offered, as much as possible, at the student's convenience; and the opportunity to learn should be open to anyone with the desire to achieve.

City University is comprised of three main schools: The Gordon Albright School of Education, The School of Business and Management, and the School for Human Services and Applied Behavioral Sciences. City University offers 20 degree programs with 42 specialization emphasis areas. In the Pacific Northwest, City University operates campus sites in Bellevue, Renton, North Seattle, Everett, Tacoma, Vancouver (WA), Tri-Cities, spokane, Yakima and Vancouver (BC Canada).

City University is now offering a new four-year Bachelors of Management degree at LWTC's Redmond Campus

For more information, read the recent news release.