Everett Community College

New Course Numbering System Becomes Effective Summer 2008: EvCC joins other Washington community colleges in renumbering some of its courses for the purpose of identifying courses that are similar at other Washington community colleges. This will be done by adding an ampersand (&) to the selected course numbers, e.g. BIOL& 231. For more information click here on CCN.

Attention East County Residents! You can earn a university transfer associate degree through classes offered in Monroe. We also offer ESL, Adult Basic Education and GED preparation in Monroe. Contact: Sheila Dunn, EvCC East County Director, 425-239-8017; sdunn@everettcc.edu 

View the Current Tuition rates. Make sure at the time of your registration that you check your invoice for accuracy. The invoice shows any tuition and fees that may be due. Please contact 425-388-9208 if you have questions regarding your tuition. If you think that your tuition is covered under your Financial Aid but it does not show on your invoice, you may wish to contact Financial Aid to double check your status.

New Payment Plan: For tuition purposes, EvCC offers the “20-40 Plan”. Students may make three payments: The first payment of ½ the tuition and fees is due by the normal payment deadline. The second and third payments are due by the 20th calendar day and the 40th calendar day. There is a $10 fee for this service. Students start the process by completing the “20-40 Plan” form, forms are available from Financial Aid, Cahier's, and Enrollment Services. Students do not have to be eligible for financial aid to participate in the "20-40 Plan". This option is not available to students enrolled in self-support classes. See "Payment: When and How".

New Certificate and Degree Programs: Tribal Enterprise Management, Entrepreneurship, Healthcare Risk Management, Medical Spanish Interpreter... View a list of our curriculum guides.

Welcome, Parents. How do I? ... But I thought I could ... What if? ... Would it be possible for me to? Where can I find? ... What is FERPA? Find answers to these questions and more.

Learning Communities. Are you studying separate courses as separate subjects? Try a Learning Community, bridging courses of study together as an integrated whole. GREAT FOR NEW STUDENTS!

Financial Aid and Scholarship Funding Information. Do you need assistance to meet your needs with college expenses? Our Financial Aid website has information about federal and state aid programs, our own EvCC Scholarships, and some web-based scholarship information sites. Apply now.

Is someone else paying your tuition? Is someone else paying your fees? See "Payment: When and How" to learn the steps for a “third-party” to pay your tuition.

HOPE Scholarship: Do you have questions on the HOPE Scholarship for your tax deductions? Pre-recorded information is also available at 425-388-9154 OR Log directly into the Student Kiosk to look up your information.

Transfer Students. If you are planning to transfer to a four year school it is wise to plan ahead. Attend a workshop or take time to visit our online Transfer Information Center.

Graduating? Don't forget to submit your completed graduation application by the deadline.

University Degrees. Looking for a University Degree in the area? Several universities offer Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in Everett. Offerings include Human Services, Elementary Education, Information Technology and Administrative Management, and Liberal Arts (which is located on the Tulalip Reservation). Visit the University Center web site for more details.

Calendar of Important Dates and Deadlines. Like any large organization, we run on a calendar, with deadlines that administrators, instructors, and students alike must observe. Refer to this calendar often, please.