Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board's Functions and its Historical Value

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Washington State has a well-developed public higher education system which consists of three types of institutions, the Research Universities, the Comprehensive Universities, and the Community & technical College. These institutions constitute a public higher education system in the state structure. Washington actively explores public higher education in the field of state management, the establishment of a successful coordination mechanism to provide an institutional guarantee for the healthy and orderly development of the State Higher Education.

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February 2013

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