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Paying for Graduate School. There are many ways for you to offset the cost of your degree, including scholarships, need-based grants, paid-internships and loans. You may use a variety of internal and external sources to fund their degree. Review each program's Cost and Aid page for specific scholarships and aid opportunities.
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For Job Seekers: Staff Hiring Information. Learn about working at Evergreen and search current job openings on the Employment Opportunities page.. Direct staff hiring questions to Human Resource Services at (360) 867-5361, jobline@evergreen.edu, or in person at Evans 3102 for assistance. Persons needing disability accommodation in the staff application process may contact Human Resource ...
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The Evergreen State College Foundation secures philanthropic funds to support students to achieve a transformative education, strengthen Evergreen's public service, and build a community of graduates who exemplify critical thinking, creativity, empathy, and social responsibility. The Foundation is directed by the Board of Governors.
Opened in 1971, Evergreen gives students a hands-on, collaborative education that prepares them to succeed in an ever-changing world. Enabling legislation stated that the college should be located on a site of at least 600 acres, making this college the largest campus in the state and the first public four-year college created in Washington State in the 20th Century.
From the beginning, Evergreen Tacoma has been a nexus for community activists playing a key role in Hilltop’s resurgence by helping a new generation of Tacoma residents acquire the skills and confidence to take their places as leaders in the region. This critical work continues to influence the direction of 21st-century Tacoma.
