ACADEMIC
CREDIT:
Contemplating an undergraduate degree with a concentration in film?
Want to earn transferable college credit while learning film in
the Portland area? Or need academic credit for employer reimbursement?
The Film Center maintains a number of cross-registration opportunities
with accredited area institutions which make this possible. For
more information, contact Film Center Continuing Education Coordinator
at (503) 221-1156 x25.
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
Portland State University, the Film Center’s neighbor
on the South Park Blocks of downtown, maintains a cross-registration
program with the Film Center through the Department of English’s
Center for Excellence In Writing. Individuals from the general
public may receive transferable undergraduate credit for each
course in the Certificate Program in Film sequence. Credit
is also available for film history and criticism courses jointly
offered at the Guild Theatre. For degree seeking students,
certificate classes may also be applied to a minor in film.
For more information, contact Michael Clark, Assistant Chair,
at (503) 725-4956.
MARYLHURST UNIVERSITY
Marylhurst University, located just south of Portland, is
a private institution dedicated to making post-secondary education
accessible to self-directed students of any age. Cross-registration
relationships exist for students in the Communication Studies
Department, with course offerings in public relations, interpersonal
and intercultural communication and training/workplace communication
(contact Jeff Sweeney at (503) 699-6269), and the Art Department,
offering training in a range of visual art mediums (contact
Paul Sutinen at (503) 699-6242).
PACIFIC NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF
ART
The Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) is an independent
art school which offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree preparing
individuals for a professional career as an artist or designer.
Located in Portland's Pearl District, the PNCA grants transferable
elective credit to the general public for many Film Center
classes. For more information, contact the Film Center at
221-1156. Those pursuing a degree within the college may concentrate
in film by transferring Film Center coursework into the BFA
Program. For more information, contact PNCA Advisor Pearl
Fisher at 503-821-8974.
EMPLOYER REIMBURSEMENT
In many cases, Film Center students requesting employer reimbursement
for tuition must obtain a passing letter grade to meet reimbursement
requirements. Letter grades are ONLY issued to those also enrolled
for academic credit, which is optional and not included in Film
Center tuition and fees. Several of the above institutions provide
academic credit for Film Center courses for an additional fee. Please
clarify reimbursement policies with your employer and inquire about
appropriate academic credit options with the Continuing Education
Coordinator at (503) 221-1156 x25.
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