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Evenings and Weekends at Evergreen

Fall Quarter 2008 Program and Courses

The EWS Curriculum Summary (PDF) provides an overview of the entire Evening and Weekend Studies' 2008-09 curriculum as well as course descriptions for fall 2008. Program descriptions for the eight- and twelve-credit programs are available in the online catalog.

Once you've decided on your program or course(s), you are ready to register.

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There are two formats for Evening and Weekend classes

Programs are the interdisciplinary classes that form the core of Evergreen's curriculum. Instead of taking an assortment of classes on isolated topics, most Evergreen students take programs, typically with faculty members working in teams, each drawing on several disciplines to explore a central idea, theme, problem or question. Programs may last one, two or even three quarters, building on themes developed in previous quarters. Programs are usually 8, and sometimes 12 credits per quarter.

Courses focus on a single subject area and may be two, four or six credits per quarter. They are typically taught by one faculty member. Many students take courses to complement the interdisciplinary programs described above.

When you're planning your Evergreen education, the decisions about what to take are always up to you – there are no predetermined majors or required courses of study. That means you can select the Evening and Weekend classes that match your educational goals and fit best with your schedule.

In all of your classes you'll experience Evergreen's active learning approach – working closely with faculty and other students in seminar discussions, research, writing, labs and group projects while contributing your own valuable life lessons. Read what some of our adult students have to say about their experiences at Evergreen.

You don't have to be admitted to the college to start – simply register for the class you want. You can begin your unique Evergreen education next quarter.

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Last Updated: May 15, 2008

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