Highline graduates have many options for transferring to a four-year college or university: public and private, in-state and out-of-state. There are many bachelor’s degree programs not only in Computer Science, but also in Information Technology, Informatics, and Computer Engineering.
The degree you pursue at Highline depends on where you want to transfer to, and which degree you wish to pursue there. For most in-state four-year Computer Science programs, the AA Degree is the best option. For the UW – Seattle and some private schools, the AS Degree may be the preferred degree choice.
The first step in the transfer process is to explore your options and decide on the right choice for you. It’s always a good idea to plan on applying to more than one college or university. The links on this page may be helpful in getting you started.
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Learn more about transfer degree's
Part #1 – The importance of advising. Learn more about CS at Highline College.
Part #2 – The difference between AA and AS transfer degrees. A review of 4-year transfer degree requirements.
Part #3 – How to write a personal statement. We will focus on do’s and don’t in a personal statement.
- Computer Science 80%
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- Physics 100%
- Language 25%
- Humanities & Social Science 25%
- Computer Science 60%
- Math 25%
- Physics 25%
- Language 75%
- Humanities & Social Science 90%
Contact Rav Kang
Web & Computer Science
Office: Building 29 Room 247
Office Hours
Phone: (206) 592-3337
Email: rkang@highline.edu
Contact Syeda Nizami
Computer Science
Office: Building 29-3
Office Hours
Phone: (206) 592-3398
Email: snizami@highline.edu
Contact Uzman Rizvi
Computer Science & Web
Office: Building 29-3
Office Hours
Phone: (206) 592-3398
Email: urizvi@highline.edu