Undergraduate college credit through Western
State College is available for the Residential Program: 18 credits total
(6 in Environmental Studies, 6 in Biology and 6 in Recreation), and these
credits are transferable. There is more information on Western
State College's website. If you have additional questions about college
credit, please complete our request
form.
Also, if you are currently enrolled at a college or
university you may be able to work out a way to receive credit for our
course through your own college or university. Several of our students
have had success in doing so. Talking to an academic advisor at your school
is a good way to start researching this option.
Past students have reported that the following schools
have granted some form of credit for their Wilderness Awareness Residential
Program experience. Students need to make their own arrangements.
Cornell University
Prescott College
Antioch University Seattle
The Evergreen State College
Humboldt State University
Mankato State University
Do I have to be working towards
a degree or enrolled in a college/university to be part of the Residential
Program?
Not at all. Many students are here just for the unique training that
we have to offer and are not looking to receive college credit. Some
students are finished with college and are augmenting their education
with our course, while others are attending our course instead of
a traditional college/university.