Small tribal college sees enrollment, funding grow

The college offers two-year associate degrees in liberal arts, Native American studies, business management, media design, and business technology. Wynecoop says many students are first-generation college students, working full time or caring for young children, and most of them go on after Spokane...

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Published in:Journal of Business 2015-11, Vol.30 (24), p.13
Main Author: Bjerken, LeAnn
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accreditation
Budgets
College admissions
Community colleges
Community support
Enrollments
Federal funding
Native American studies
Native North Americans
Native studies
Students
Tuition
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Summary:The college offers two-year associate degrees in liberal arts, Native American studies, business management, media design, and business technology. Wynecoop says many students are first-generation college students, working full time or caring for young children, and most of them go on after Spokane Tribal College to earn a four-year degree.
ISSN:1075-6124