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Getting Started
The Seattle Community Colleges are leaders in higher education with award-winning programs and excellent
teachers. Our dedicated professionals want to help you achieve your educational goals. Choose a campus
and get started!
Colleges – North, Central & South
All three colleges offer programs in college transfer, professional-technical training, adult basic education,
continuing education and distance learning. Once enrolled, students can take any of the over 1,900 courses
and 135 academic and workforce education programs offered at the Seattle Community Colleges.
North Seattle Community College, located in the Northgate area of Seattle, is known for the
breadth of its educational choices, the support it provides its students, and the excellence of its
instruction – on campus or online. Professional-technical programs offered include business, information
technology, electronics, real estate and many health-related occupations.
North Seattle Community College
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Seattle Central Community College, located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, is known for its
ethnically and culturally diverse student body, innovative student services and coordinated studies
curriculum for college transfers. Professional-technical programs offered include apparel design,
ASL interpreter training, biotechnology, culinary arts, wood construction, maritime, and many health-related
occupations.
Seattle Central Community College
South Seattle Community College, located in a residential West Seattle neighborhood, offers many unique
college transfer and workforce programs and is distinguished by the breadth of partnerships that support
programs such as aviation, culinary arts, health care, horticulture, the construction trades and winemaking.
South also is known for its lively multicultural and multi-ethnic student body.
South Seattle Community College
Seattle Vocational Institute
The Seattle Vocational Institute, a division of Seattle Central, provides short-term programs
in basic skills, vocational and workforce training that assist youth and adults in attaining education and
employment. SVI is located in Seattle’s Central District.
Seattle Vocational Institute
Distance Learning
More than 150 credit and non-credit courses are offered through Distance Learning. The
courses, taught by experienced instructors, are flexible, convenient and affordable. An Associate of Arts
degree can be earned online.
Distance Learning
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The Seattle Community Colleges and the Seattle Vocational Institute are public, state-supported institutions,
individually accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities*, an institutional accrediting body
recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education.
* 8060 165th Ave. NE, Ste. 100, Redmond, WA 98052-3981
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