Teens In College
 EvCC offers a variety of options for underage youth. If you are not yet 18, nor a high school graduate or haven't earned your GED this page is for you! Just like you these programs are unique and take place in a variety of locations: local high schools, EvCC's campus or at satellite centers. Special Admission Policies, placement testing, special applications and other requirements may apply to under-age students.
Running Start
Karl Ritter
425.388.9211
kritter@everettcc.edu
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High school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to take college-level courses on a tuition-free basis. Credits earned through Running Start may be used to meet both high school and college requirements.
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ORCA
Ardi Kveven
425.267.0156
akveven@everettcc.edu
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Ocean Research College Academy is an interdisciplinary program focused on marine sciences.
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College in the High School
Karen Landry
425.267.0153
klandry@everettcc.edu
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A program of college-level courses in selected subjects offered at various area high schools. These courses are transferable to most universities and are often related to Advanced Placement offerings.
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U3 or Youth
Re-Engagement
Kathy Perkins
425.259.8738
kperkins@everettcc.edu
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Educational opportunities with a strong connection to career development and professional technical job training. Youth, age 16-21, who have dropped out of high school may apply.
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Tech Prep
Sheila Dunn, Director
425.239.8017
sdunn@everettcc.edu
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High school students who are enrolled in selected high school vocational and technical courses and meet performance standards may be eligible for college credit.
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SummerSmart
Gretchen Rowe
425.388.9099
growe@everettcc.edu
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For current high school students, who wish to enroll in classes during summer quarter.
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Early College
Linda Baca
425.388.9222
lbaca@everettcc.edu
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Located at Tulalip Heritage High School, the Early College program enables Tulalip students to combine high school classes with college-level classes.
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Under-age Admission
Arlene Adams
425.388.9316
aadams@everettcc.edu
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Non high school graduates and non GED students under the age of 18, and not involved in any of the above programs, may enroll with special permission.
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