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2018.19 Student Pass Approved Eligible Schools List Academy of Emergency Training Academy of Learning BC campus Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences Adler University- Vancouver Alexander College Art Institute of Vancouver Aveda Institute, BC campus Bastyr University Bellevue College Bellingham Technical College Blanche Macdonald Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine Brighton College British Columbia Institute of Technology Camosun College Canadian College Canadian School of Natural Nutrition, one year full‐time program (Vancouver campus) Canadian Tourism College Capilano University Cascadia Community College CDI College, BC campus Centre for Digital Media Central Washington University City University of Seattle, BC and WA campus only College of New Caledonia College of the Rockies Columbia Bible College Coquitlam College Cornish College of the Arts Corpus Christi College Discovery College Douglas College Edmonds Community College Emily Carr University of Art and Design Everett Community College Evergreen State College Fairleigh‐Dickinson University ‐ Vancouver Gonzaga University Granville Business College Green River Community College Harbourside Institute of Technology Institute of Holistic Nutrition ‐ Vancouver International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Vancouver John Casablanca Institute Joint Apprentice Refrigeration Training School Justice Institute of British Columbia Kwantlen Polytech University Lake Washington Institute of Technology Langara College LaSalle College International Vancouver Lighthouse Labs Lost Boys Studios ‐ School of Visual Effects Montessori Training Centre of British Columbia Nimbus School of Recording Arts, Diploma North Island College North Seattle Community College Northern Lights College Northwest Culinary Academy of Vancouver Okanagan College Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts Pacific Rim College Pacific Design Academy Pacific Vocational College PCU College of Holistic Medicine Presidio Graduate School- Seattle Quest University Regent College RED Academy Rhodes Wellness College Royal Roads (in class only) Seattle Central Community College Seattle University Selkirk College Shoreline Community College Simon Fraser University Sprott Shaw College Summit Pacific College Thompson Rivers University Trinity Western University University Canada West University of British Columbia University of Northern British Columbia University of the Fraser Valley University of Victoria University of Washington VanArts (Vancouver Institute of Media Arts) Vancouver Acting School Vancouver Career College Vancouver College of Dental Hygiene Vancouver College of Massage Therapy Vancouver Community College Vancouver Film School Vancouver Island University Vancouver School of Bodywork & Massage Visual College of Art and Design Washington State University West Coast College of Massage (New Westminister and Victoria Campus) Western Washington University Whatcom Community College Whitman College Whitworth College .

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