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The career outlook in the field of biotechnology is very promising with over 100 biotechnology-related
facilities in the Seattle metropolitan area. The proliferation of new technologies
is expanding employment opportunities in research, production, development and manufacturing;
examples include work as a Laboratory Assistant, Lab Specialist or Research Assistant.
Potential employers include: University or privately owned biotechnology research
and production labs; pharmaceutical or forensics labs; and fisheries, oceanographic
and other nature resource management organizations. For more, please visit career
information and resources at https://www.shoreline.edu/job-career-services/career-center/default.aspx
Federal regulations require certain educational programs that qualify for a variety of federal student funding to comply with Gainful Employment rules.
(does not include additional program or course fees, books, or supply costs)
| Per quarter | WA- Resident | BAS-WA Resident | Non-WA Resident | International Contract |
| 1 Credit | $131.39 | $255.37 | $338.73 | $339.30 |
| 5 Credit | $656.95 | $1,276.85 | $1,693.65 | $1,696.50 |
| 12 Credit | $1,440.08 | $2,576.28 | $3,530.44 | $3,540.14 |
| 15 Credit | $1,629.35 | $2,610.15 | $3,745.15 | $3,760.85 |
Federal aid, scholarships, grants, and more are available to help you pay for school.
Admission to this program is through an application process. Applicants need to meet the eligibility requirements and apply to the program as well as the College. Faculty and staff are available to assist with the process.
This program has a rolling admissions process. Applications are accepted at any time in advance of each fall quarter. Qualified applicants are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
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