South Puget Sound Community College

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$5,881

Average financial award package

78/30

78 degrees & certificates in 30 areas

22:1

Student-to-faculty ratio

$15.7M

Total annual financial assistance awarded

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SPSCC presents end-of-year fine and performing arts lineup

Join our talented student and community performers as they close out the 2018-2019 academic year with the jazz band and James McBride, a student film showcase, and orchestral and choir performances.

State legislature makes historic investments in community college students

On April 29, 2019, the WA State Legislature approved the state's first dedicated higher education fund, providing free or discounted tuition and apprenticeship programs to low- and mid-income families attending public institutions. The landmark bill also expands support for homeless students and increases compensation for staff and faculty.

Congratulations SPSCC Class of 2019

Join us for the first time on June 15 at The Evergreen State College's Red Square as we commemorate the accomplishments of over 1,400 students earning degrees and certificates.