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Amplifying Success During COVID-19

SPSCC is affordable, close to home, and working harder than ever for your success. Stay safe while you learn with us or visit our campuses.

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Learn about getting started at SPSCC or get help with your Steps to Enroll.
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Current students can get virtual “walk-in” support from an Educational & Career Planner on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Governor Jay Inslee Reappoints Doug Mah to SPSCC Board of Trustees

Doug Mah has served on the SPSCC Board of Trustees since 2016. With the Oct. 6, 2020 reappointment from Gov. Inslee, Mah will continue to serve the Board until Sept. 30, 2025.

Exciting updates happening at SPSCC's new Craft Brewing & Distilling Center

Equipment is being installed at SPSCC's new facility at Tumwater's Craft District. The new facility will focus on environmental stewardship and sustainability. The space will showcase technology poised to become the industry standard within the next 10 years, by utilizing equipment that relies on water re-use as much as possible.

It's time to complete your FAFSA or WASFA for the 2021-22 academic year

There are options to help you pay for college, but the first step to getting funds is to fill out the FAFSA or WASFA. Learn the difference between the FAFSA and WASFA, which one you should complete, and next steps after you qualify for financial aid.