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    Walters State Community College

    Morristown, Tennessee
    • Public
      2 year
    • 5,833
      Full + Part time Students
    • 1:20
      Faculty to Student Ratio
    • 10%
      Transfer Student Ratio
    Walters State Community College is a public two-year institution located in the geographically and economically diverse Great Smoky Mountains region of East Tennessee. Traditional and non-traditional instructional methods are used to deliver affordable, high quality general education and career specific courses that prepare students for transfer or immediate employment. Academic offerings include degrees in associate of arts, associate of science, associate of science in teaching, and associate of applied science as well as workforce development certificates. Community education services include non-credit programs and customized training supporting local workforce development, youth development programs, and lifelong learning.
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    Overview

    Founded 1970
    Total Faculty 142
    Total Enrollment 6,250
    Full-Time Undergraduate 2,814
    Part-Time Undergraduate 3,019
    Transfer Students 239
    Programs 44
    Courses 1,571
    Equivalencies 9,982 incoming Equivalencies
    13,008 outgoing Equivalencies

    Financial Information

    • Scholarships and Financial Aid:
      Visit our financial aid page at http://www.ws.edu/financial-aid/ to learn more about financial aid opportunities, including how to apply and important deadlines.
    • Tuition and Fees:
      In-state Tuition $176.00 per credit hour up to 12 credit hours, Out-of-State Tuition $726.00 per credit hour up to 12 hours.

    Information for Transfer In Students

    • Adult Degree Completion Programs:
      Associate of Arts, General Studies; Associate of Science General Studies; Regents Online Degree Program A.S. General Studies
    • Credit for Prior Learning:
      Institutional Challenge Exams, ACE-Military, DANTES/DSST Exams, CLEP.

    Additional Information

    • Adult Learner Focused Institution:
      Yes
    • Veteran Friendly:
      Yes

    Transfer Application Requirements

    • Official Transcripts:
      Your official high school transcript, which must include graduation date and diploma type, or official GED scores are required. Official college transcripts from each previous institution attended are also required.
    • SAT/ACT Scores:
      Applicants under 21 years of age must have official scores from ACT or SAT submitted to Walters State.
    • Request More Information:
      Request More Information
    • Apply Here:
      ws.edu/admissions/apply/

    Walters State Community College

    Address:
    500 South Davy Crockett Parkway
    Morristown, Tennessee 37813-6899
    Main Phone:
    (423) 585-2600
    Website:
    ws.edu
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    Contacts

    Transfer Admission Contact:
    Admissions
    (800) 225-4770
    Transfer Services Contact:
    Student Success Advising Center
    (423) 318-2337
    Adult Learner Contact:
    Dr. Erin Dean
    Coordinator of Adult Learners and Professional Advisor, Student Success Advising Center
    (423) 585-2654
    Erin.Dean@ws.edu
    Veterans Services Contact:
    Terry Harris
    Coordinator of Veterans Services, Veterans Services
    (423) 585-6896
    IM Screen Names: https://ws.edu/student-services/veteran-services/index.aspx
    Terry.Harris@ws.edu

    Branch Campuses/Additional Locations

    Claiborne County Campus
    1325 Claiborne Street
    Tazewell, TN 37879
    (423) 626-6200
    http://ws.edu/campuses/claiborne
    Sevier County Campus
    1720 Old Newport Hwy
    Sevierville, TN 37876
    (865) 774-5800
    http://ws.edu/campuses/sevier/
    Greeneville/Greene County Campus
    215 N. College St.
    Greeneville, TN 37745
    (423) 798-7940
    http://ws.edu/campuses/greeneville/
    Newport Center
    115 Mulberry Street, Suite 203
    Newport, TN 37821
    Cocke
    423-532-1001
    https://ws.edu/campuses/newport-center/index.aspx
    Last updated on 5/21/2024 by Walters State Community College.