Colleges and Universities in Washington State
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» jerrib - Re: good schools..
In response to good schools.. posted by _Boanerges_:Hi Wendell. Thanks for opening the discussion area at this article. Always enjoy your visits and comments here. And I was pleased to see your college references in your article.
One of my daughters went to Western for two years. It's a beautiful campus. She met her husband there. Bellingham is such a beautiful town.
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In response to WOW! posted by Tina_Coruth:Thanks, Tina. It always amazes me that you take time to check out my links, too. I appreciate that. I know a lot of folks just skim the article and don't follow the links. Glad you enjoyed them.
I know what you mean about college. I will never stop learning, so get the urge every once in a while to go back, too. But other interests seem to take precedence at the moment. It is fun to learn.
I'm working on a cookbook and will take a class next month on self-publishing from a local community college. They offer lectures from local printers, local self-published authors and local bookstores. Should be very valuable information.
Thanks, again, for stopping in and leaving comments. Always appreciate you visits.
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» Red - Re: Re: WOW!
In response to Re: WOW! posted by jerrib:Jerri,
WOW! is right. What a wonderful choice of learning institutions the young people have in your area. I enjoyed the links, especially the one about the U District Fair. That sounds like a lot of fun.
Another great article. I always learn something new each time I visit your topic. Terrific job.
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» jerrib - Re: Re: Re: WOW!
In response to Re: Re: WOW! posted by Red:Thank you, Mary. I don't know how I'll ever in my lifetime run out of material for this topic, as there is so much to WA, as you probably feel about your Canada. I thought this would be helpful to folks looking for higher institutional learning in one place. One-stop shopping for education.
The University of Washington has a wonderful distance learning curriculum. You can earn credits at home.
Thanks for your continued support, Mary!
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» Red - Re: Re: Re: Re: WOW!
In response to Re: Re: Re: WOW! posted by jerrib:Jerri,
The subject matter is endless, isn't it? All we have to do is a little investigating and we have another article. In the meantime we learn a lot about our countries, provinces and states.
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» jerrib - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: WOW!
In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: WOW! posted by Red:You're right, Mary. I have learned a lot about my state and continue to realize how lucky I am to live here.
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Great tour of the educational facilities in Washington. Definitely one-stop shopping in education for Washington students. Maybe I should do the same thing for my Texas topic one of these days.
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» jerrib - Re: Re: Re: Gonzaga
In response to Re: Re: Gonzaga posted by JButler:I think it would be helpful for Texas folks to have links all in one place, Joy. It's a big internet world to search in and having links handy cuts out a lot of work for students and parents who are researching educational opportunities.
Thanks for stopping by, Joy. I'll look forward to your article if you decide to do it.
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