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Green River Community College strives to give you the tools and information you need to be a successful student. Below are information sessions and workshops offered at Green River to help you with getting started processes, program information, and funding your college education. Please read the brief description for each and sign up for the next information session

College Information Sessions

Thinking about starting school? Come to a College Information Session to learn:

Note: this is not a registration session for new students.

• “College Speak”
• What you can study at community colleges
• How to pay for college
• Support available for students
• Steps to get started

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Go to College Free Workshop

The Workforce Education Department through its four grants: Worker Retraining, Basic Food and Employment Training, WorkFirst and Opportunity Grant, funds the training of individuals pursuing degrees and certificates in Professional and Technical programs. The Workforce Education grants pay for tuition, books, and fees. To self-qualify, please use this link: Go To College For Free Workshop.

Introduction to Financial Aid

Confused about the FAFSA? Not sure what the difference is between loan, grants, and scholarships? Wondering how to apply for any of those? This Financial Aid Information Session will cover different types of aid, how to apply, and application assistance with the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). If planning to complete the FAFSA, please bring your income information.

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Aerospace Job Training

Learn the skills required for high-demand jobs in aerospace and advanced manufacturing in just 19 weeks:

• Principles in Precision Machining
• Quality Assurance
• Machine Maintenance

Information sessions every Wednesday at 1:00PM, TIA Building. Go to website for more information.

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Nursing Assistant Program

At the Nursing Assistant Information Session, students learn:

• NA program information
• Application Requirements
• Additional Requirements for the program

Students also have the opportunity to begin the NA application with assistance if time permits.

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Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Program*

At the Occupational Therapy Information Session students learn:

• What does an OTA do?
• How to get started
• OTA program information
• Application requirements
• Course pre-requisites

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Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Program*

At the Physical Therapist Information Session students learn:

• What does a PTA do?
• How to get started
• PTA program information
• Application requirements
• Course pre-requisites

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Practical Nursing Program

At the Practical Nursing Information Session students learn:

• How to get started
• PN program information
• Application requirements
• Course pre-requisites
• Which courses usually transfer to future educational opportunities after they are an LPN

Once the session is over, students have the option to stay for a group planning session where they can map out a quarter-by-quarter plan.

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*The OTA and PTA information sessions are combined.