Seattle Central Community College is in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, just east of downtown. Students have access to free services like tutoring, advising, counseling, multicultural support services, and career assistance, as well as affordable child care. Students can work out at SCCC's fitness center or join more than 40 clubs and organizations on campus.
SCCC offers transfer associate of arts and associate of science degrees, as well as associate of applied science degrees in fields like apparel design, commercial photography, dental hygiene, network design, respiratory care, opticianry, specialty desserts and breads, marine carpentry and web development.
SCCC offers a four-year bachelor's degree in behavioral science. Over 20 professional certificate programs are also available, in areas like chemical dependency specialist, child and family studies, graphic design and web design.
Central Seattle Community College
1701 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122
206-587-3800
seattlecentral.edu/
About five miles north of downtown Seattle, North Seattle Community College offers associate degrees of arts, science, business, fine arts and applied science.
Associate degrees are designed for students who wish to transfer into a four-year college or university. NSCC offers professional degrees and certificates in fields such as accounting, business, early childhood education, electronics, engineering, CAD, health, medical, information technology and real estate. Cross-disciplinary degrees and certificates that combine transfer with professional credits are also available.
Subjects include communication, business and media, nanotechnology and green energy. NSCC's campus features a bookstore, a wellness center, two cafes, a coffee shop, a career center, a counseling center and a WorkFirst office.
North Seattle Community College
9600 College Way North
Seattle, WA 98103
206-527-3600
northseattle.edu/
South Seattle Community College offers a variety of associate degrees, all focused on transfer to a four-year institution. SSCC also provides professional and technical degrees and certificates in fields like accounting, automotive, aviation, commercial driving, diesel and heavy machinery technology, landscape horticulture and wine technology.
Students can obtain a bachelor's degree in hospitality management. The Continuing Education department offers a variety of computer technology training classes in subjects like A+ and CISCO. SSCC also provides apprenticeship placement and industrial first-aid training. Worker retraining is available, as is a program for high school students who want to get a head start on gaining college credits.
South Seattle Community College
6000 16th Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98106
206-764-5300
southseattle.edu/