Shoreline Community College

Key majors offered
Undergraduate
Art / Fine Art
Business
Computer / Information Sciences
Engineering
Housing Location Type Offers Scholarships Student Population Offers CLA
Available for Undergraduate Urban Yes 10000 (Total) Yes
Degrees Offered Public/Private Institution Type Student Body Student Population
Associate Public Associate College Co-educational 800 (International)

Yearly Costs / ELS Level

Living Expenses
Degree Tuition Fees Housing ** Meals OtherExpenses I 20/Visa* (Total Required Funds) ELS
Associate $ $ $$ $ $$$ 109
*
 I-20/Visa costs include Tuition, Housing, Meals and all other fees in USD
**
Housing cost may include meals and other expenses to equal Living Expenses
 

Location

Shoreline Community College is located in Seattle, Washington in a region known as the Pacific Northwest. The Northwest has some of the most beautiful natural scenery in the United States. It is also home to major industries, including: software (Microsoft, Adobe), biotechnology (Amgen, Zymogenetics), aerospace (Boeing), coffee (Starbucks, Tully's) and medicine/research (University of Washington, Harborview Medical Center). The campus sits on 34 hectors in a beautiful, park like setting with a total of 26 buildings. Students have easy access to local shopping malls, supermarkets and a variety of restaurants nearby. Shoreline Community College is a 20 minute drive from downtown Seattle by bus. We offer a beautiful and safe campus, with 90 majors; outstanding student services; comprehensive ESL classes; High School Completion; and a high-quality yet affordable two-year degree program to transfer easily to a four-year universities. SCC have assisted student get into top universities like University of Washington, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC and University of Michigan. Shoreline hosts 1,000 international students from 45 countries. Although a diverse group, it is small enough to allow us to maintain a caring environment, providing individual attention to each of the students. Shoreline's central location makes it easy for students to be active in the winter and summer months. Throughout the year students can attend cultural and art events in the area. In the winter months students can travel a short distance to go skiing or snowboarding. In the summertime recreational activities such as kayaking and hiking are available for students. -Average low temperature (winter): 44°F / 7°C -Average high temperature (summer): 82°F / 28°C

Housing


On campus housing is available beginning in Fall 2019. Fully furnished four-bedroom, two-bedroom, and studio units with full kitchens available. Flexible leasing options also available. Minimum age requirement to live on campus is 17 years old. More information: https://www.shoreline.edu/housing/ The homestay is another popular choice for new students and the best option for students under 17 years old. Shoreline Community College works with agencies that place students in American homes. Students live with an American families who provide guidance and support while studying in the U.S. Some students prefer to live on their own or with other students in a local apartment or shared house. More information on housing can be found here: https://www.shoreline.edu/international/about-us/housing.aspx

Student life

Shoreline Community College (SCC) has an active student government and leadership center, offering over 50 different clubs and multiple student activities throughout the year. They have competitive sporting teams and events for both men and women. SCC also have a student newspaper, a theater and art galleries on campus for students to perform and showcase their work. Through their service learning and internship programs, students can be actively engaged in our local community. See some of the great options we offer, here: https://www.formstack.com/admin/submission/report/14939744?share=ZP7bDDKU0o