In-Person Classes Will Expand, and Vaccines Required, This Fall at SPSCC
July 14 UPDATE:
The process for verifying vaccination is now in place, and students and employees are encouraged to complete verification as soon as possible.
Verification is a quick online process. Students and employees can verify their vaccination status or exemption after logging in to the college’s mySPSCC portal.
Summer Running Start Pilot Aims to Reach Underserved Students
SPSCC today announced their participation in a pilot Summer Running Start program focused on reaching underserved high school students. One of three community colleges in Washington State invited to participate, SPSCC will welcome up to 250 students from local urban and rural school districts.
Summer Running Start students can take up to five credits, typically one class, through the tuition-free program. Class fees, books, and supplies still need to be paid by the student, although fee waivers and book loans are available for low-income students.
Gaining Independence and Exploring New Interests Through Running Start
Thea Deanon, a high school senior on a path to becoming a therapist, decided to enroll in Running Start after she was inspired watching her older brother go through the program. “I thought it was a cool experience and it saved a lot of money. I thought it would be a lot of fun,” she said.
I Want To— 5 Ways to Move Toward Your Goals
Learn Online, Save Money, or Stay Home (Wait to Attend University)
We know. You really planned on a different kind of college life this fall. But until you and your family are ready to get you there safely, SPSCC is here for you with affordable, transferrable online and hybrid classes. Fast and flexible admissions, extra funding for books and supplies, and small classes with great professors are just a few of the reasons that SPSCC is one of the nation’s top 50 community colleges.
Message for High School Graduates From OSPI
In a recent letter to high school seniors, Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal shares the incredible value of our state's community and technical colleges. Let us know how we can help you on your path to higher education.
Dear Graduating Senior,
Five Things You Can Do To Prepare for College During "Stay Home, Stay Healthy"
Attending college in Washington State, and really the whole world, looks a bit different right now. After Governor Jay Inslee's recent "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order, you may be thinking it's best to put your college plans on hold. However, both state and federal funding for education is able to serve more students than ever, and many community colleges are making it easier than ever to enroll and register.
Events Impacted for Social Distancing
SPSCC is limiting college events for social distancing. We're working to keep this page updated as we learn more about impacted events.
SPSCC’s New Community Information Sessions Provide Educational Options for Adult Returning Students
Admissions Information Session
At SPSCC, There Are Multiple Resources to Help Pay for College
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