Scholarship applications are now open for students coming to SPSCC in Fall Quarter 2018.  Applications will be accepted Feb. 14 through May 16, 2018.

Each year, the SPSCC Foundation awards over 350 scholarships and grants to SPSCC students.  This year, the Foundation has nearly half a million dollars in student success funds and scholarships to award to current and future SPSCC students.

South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) and the Thurston Group of Washington State are bringing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to Olympia to meet and enroll students on Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018.

The 14^th Students of Color Recruiting Day offers students of color a chance to meet HBCU representatives who are ready to enroll and award scholarships to students. 

SPSCC has partnered with Roo Lan Health Care to sponsor and hire ten students for Roo Lan's CNA training program, the CNA Accelerator.

The Gallery at SPSCC is proud to present this year’s Native American Art Exhibition: Legacies.  In its tenth year in The Gallery, the exhibition will honor traditional Native American art influences by local and regional artists.

After more than a year of extensive research, data review, and discussions with the local fire and emergency services community in Thurston County, the Board of Trustees approved on Dec. 12 the transition from a degree-based Fire Emergency Service Technology (FEST) program to a professional development (continuing education) program aimed at supporting the training needs of career firefighters.