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Student Affairs and Success Center (SA)
(253) 333-6000
The staff at the Welcome Desk provides
information, resources and services to help
new and prospective students navigate the
admissions and getting started process. The
center's staff also links new students with
ongoing campus resources.
CAREER AND ADV I S I NG CENT ER
Student Affairs and Success Center (SA)
(253) 833-9111, ext. 2641
The Career and Advising Center staff
offers comprehensive career and advising
resources for current students, alumni and
community members.
Advising Services
Educational planners provide academic and
career training advising. The advising process
helps students develop educational plans,
interpret program requirements, choose a
program of study or plan their transfer to a
four-year institution.
Career Planning Services
Career Planners at Green River assist students
in discovering and clarifying career goals and
linking them with educational and training
programs. Career Planning Services offers
numerous career assessments, resources for
exploring labor market information and a
variety of career-related workshops, along
with individual appointments.
For assistance with their job search, including
resume writing, cover letter writing, and
interviewing advice, students should
visit the Job Search Web Center at
greenriver.edu/jobsearchwebcenter
.
Transfer Services
Transfer Services is located in the Career and
Advising Center. Students have access to
catalogs for public and private four-year colleges
and universities, applications to most four-year
institutions, transfer equivalency guides, specific
information on various majors, information on
foreign language requirements and requirement
sheets for Green River transfer degrees.
CASH I ER ’ S OF F I CE
Student Affairs and Success Center (SA)
(253) 833-9111, ext. 2050
The Cashier’s Office facilitates the following
support services: payment of tuition and related
college fees, vehicle registration and distribution
of student parking stickers, and purchase of King
County Metro bus tickets.
Student Financial Obligations
All outstanding amounts resulting from
nonpayment of tuition and fees are the
responsibility of the student. Withdrawal from
school, officially or unofficially, will not cancel
any financial obligation already incurred. Failure
to pay all financial obligations may result in
debts being turned over to a collection agency.
Collection fees, including attorney fees and
other charges necessary for the collection of
any amount due, will be added to the student’s
account balance. Students who default on any
financial obligations to Green River College are
responsible for collection fees, attorney fees,
court fees, and other reasonable costs and
expenses incurred in the collection of any debt,
in accordance with RCW 28B.10.293 and
RCW 19.16.500.
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