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David Ballard, 23Associate in Music transfer degree, musician, aspiring music teacher2 3

The stage is set.You’ve done the work.It’s your time to shine.

With more than 120 degrees and certificates, diverse leadership and service opportunities, instructors who know you by name, and on-campus housing, all at an affordable

price, who wouldn’t want to be a Triton? Want even more … You’ll find it at Edmonds Community College.

Challenge yourself with undergraduate researchEngage with classmates from more than 62 countries

Work with faculty with degrees from MIT, UCLA, and UWExplore city life, ferry rides, and mountain hikes

Create friendships that will last a lifetime

YOUR FUTURE IS CALLING.

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Our 50-acre campus is home to 28 computer labs, nine science labs, three eateries (be sure to try the waffle fries at Brier Grill!), two greenhouses, a digital recording studio, an art gallery, a theater, a childcare center, a gym, Triton Field, a transit center, Rainier Place – an on-campus residence hall, and a university satellite center for Central Washington University.

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DISCOVER EDMONDS CC

Edmonds CC’s campus is only 17 miles north of Seattle.

LynnwoodEdmonds

Seattle

Mt. Rainier

Mt. Baker

to CanadaExplore Our CommunityWe’re located in Lynnwood, Washington — a vibrant and bustling Seattle suburb that offers walking and biking trails, an aquatic center, a golf course, extensive shopping, and a great mix of dining options. Nearby Edmonds is an eclectic beachfront community on the shore of Puget Sound that offers a wide range of boutique restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and a ferry terminal for travel to scenic peninsulas and Olympic National Park.

11,100average students

per quarter

81%of our students

live within

8 miles

of the campus

1,500International students

from 62 countries

Seattle Skyline

Edmonds Waterfront

Edmonds Community College

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Live on Campus Experience everything Edmonds CC has to offer by living in Rainier Place. Create friendships that may last a lifetime and stay connected with campus life all while living a few feet away from your classes. Go to edcc.edu/housing to learn more.

When KamrynMae was recruited to play softball, she travelled more than 2,670 miles from her home in Hawaii to Lynnwood. Being away from her family wasn’t easy, but our diverse campus community offered her a warm welcome. KamrynMae now considers her coaches and teammates to be her #TritonFamily.

“The coaching staff isn’t like any other. They care about you as a person before a

player, and they treat you like their own.”

KamrynMae Kanae, 19Associate in Arts transfer degree, Rainier Place resident, Triton softball team, NWAC all-league player

LIFE AS A TRITON

student trips from Leavenworth to Sounders games

and beyond

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countries to explore with Study Abroad

7service-learning hours that students

volunteered in the 2015-16

academic year

11,069

coffee shops within walking distance (including two

on campus)

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athletic teams7

student clubs 50campus events

each year

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athletic championships

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“Undergraduate research gave me the chance to grow as a scientist and matched my long-term goal of becoming a biochemical researcher.”

Yasmin Dunn, 20Alumna, Associate in Science in Chemistry University of Washington biochemistry student

“My instructors encouraged me to believe in myself. They genuinely cared about my interests and how I was doing. It really made a difference.”

Radhika Dalal, 17Running Start student TEDxSnoIsleLibraries speaker Institute for Systems Biology intern

“Going back to school after so many years was scary, but Edmonds CC gave me a comfortable place to grow and begin my education.”

Anthony Roemer, 47More than 20 years in industrial warehouse labor Associate of Technical Arts in Business Management

“It is important to become part of the community. Take the opportunity to get involved. It has taught me leadership skills and confidence.”

Soohwan Jung, 22Edmonds CC alumnus University of California-Los Angeles student

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE TRITON STORIES

In the ‘80s, Dr. Datta spent hours in his professor’s office discussing international relations issues of the time such as the Cold War and China’s burgeoning economic transformation. The drive for a deeper understanding inspired Datta to complete his doctorate in political science and become an educator. For more than two decades, he has inspired students to follow their interests, invite questions, investigate, and make an impact on campus, in the community, and beyond.

“I had a mentor who pushed me to go more deeply into things, encouraged me to move forward and follow my interests, and that, in a way, circles back to this interest I have in helping students

to do the same.”

Robin Datta, Ph.D.Political Science Department head, Honors Program director

Award-winning facultyGain hands-on experience from our distinguished faculty of real-world professionals. Connect with our diverse team of passionate instructors, scholars, artists, researchers, and mentors.

Cutting-edge programsLearn in the classroom and beyond! Take part in a tribal canoe journey. Study abroad. Dive in to computer forensics. Engage in undergraduate research. Choose from a number of innovative programs that lead to in-demand jobs.

Personal attentionAt Edmonds CC, you’re not just another face in the crowd. With an average class size of 23, you’ll get one-on-one attention from your first day.

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Earn College Credit While in High Schooledcc.edu/highschoolChoose one of these programs — or any combination of them — to achieve your goals and increase your earning potential.

College in the High School Take academic transfer classes offered at your high school for college credit.

Running Start Get started on the classes you’ll need for a bachelor’s degree or a professional/technical degree or certificate on the college campus — or online.

Tech Prep Earn college credit in your high school career and technical training classes.

College costs a lot less when you start early.

Our transfer students can choose classes from many fields, including:

• Accounting• American Sign Language• Anthropology• Art• Astronomy• Biology• Business Management• Chemistry• Communication Studies• Computer Science• Dance• Diversity Studies• Economics• Engineering• Engineering Technology• English

• Environmental Science• Family Support Studies• Geography• Geology• Health• History• Humanities• International Studies• Journalism• Mathematics• Modern Languages and

Cultures

• Music• Nursing• Nutrition• Philosophy• Photography• Physical Education• Physics• Political Science• Psychology• Social Science• Sociology• Women’s Studies

Transfer Degree ProgramsAssociate in Applied Science-T | Associate in Arts | Associate in Biology | Associate in Business Associate in Music | Associate in Pre-Nursing | Associate in Science

edcc.edu/transferdegrees

*Source: Washington SBCTC research report: The Role of Transfer in the Attainment of Baccalaureate Degrees at Washington’s Public Bachelor’s Degree Institutions, class of 2011, August 2013**Source: Washington SBCTC Academic Year Report 2013-14: Student Progress and Success

72% of our students who complete their degree are employed within a year.**

Students who transfer from two-year colleges to four-year universities do just as well as those who started as freshmen, with similar GPAs and credits earned.*

Career Training Optionsedcc.edu/programsGet professional or technical skills training in one or more of these fields of study. Career training programs range from one-day training sessions to two-year professional technical associate’s degrees.

Business• Accounting• Business Information

Technology• Business Management• Construction Management• Horticulture

○ Sustainable Agriculture• International Business• Occupational Safety and

Health• Paralegal

Education• Early Childhood Education• Family Life Education• International Studies

Health Care• Allied Health Education• Nursing

Hospitality• Culinary Arts• Event Planning• Hospitality and Tourism

Social Services• Emergency Management

and Business Continuity• Family Support Studies• Social and Human Services

Technology• Computer Information

Systems• Computer Science• Engineering• Engineering Technology• Visual Communications

New! Bachelor of Applied Scienceedcc.edu/cyfsThe new BAS degree in Child, Youth, and Family Studies provides advanced knowledge and skills for professional positions in educational settings for young children and social services programs for youth and families. The degree integrates Early Childhood Education and Social and Human Services in an interdisciplinary program that enhances career opportunities and benefits the well-being of children, youth, and families.

Tritons at Workedcc.edu/careeractioncenterThe Career Action Center create connections between students and employers by providing opportunities for recruitment, career information, job search, internship education, and access to retraining. Earn the first two years of your bachelor’s degree and then transfer to a university anywhere in

the United States to complete the last two years.

YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE

2 years at Edmonds CC + 2 years at a university = Bachelor’s degree

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Counseling and Resource CenterProvides free and confidential personal, career, and student success counseling services.

Services for Students with DisabilitiesProvides support for those who are deaf, blind or visually impaired, have mobility or language issues, learning disabilities, or who have chronic health, neurological, psychological, or emotional conditions.

RECONNECT TO EDUCATION WE’RE HERE FOR YOU

Whether you want to improve your job prospects, get your high school diploma, or prepare for college, Pre-College education classes can help you meet your goals. Learn more at edcc.edu/precollege.

Presentando edcc.edu/espanolEncuentra la información en Español para las clases, programas, certificaciones y servicios que ofrecemos aquí en Edmonds CC.

Diversity Student CenterAdvocates for the success of students of all ethnic backgrounds, cultures, genders, and sexual orientations.

Learn more about our support services at edcc.edu/support.

Veterans Resource CenterDedicated support and services for active duty students, veterans, and their families.

Learning Support CenterOffers free drop-in and online tutoring in math, the sciences, the humanities, and social sciences.

TRiO Student Support ServicesAccess to counseling, advising, tutoring, and more for low-income and first generation college students, and students with disabilities.

“It’s not a matter of saying, ‘I hope I get a career.’

I’m going to have a career.”

Kimberly began working toward her GED® when she was pregnant with her son.

Now, providing for her son’s future motivates Kimberly to continue her education and strive for a

career in Business Management.

Kimberly Greene, 26GED® Associate of Technical Arts in Business Management All-Washington Academic Team

Betty Koteles, Latino Outreach Specialist

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Michael is reinventing retirement by turning a lifelong passion for photography into a second career. He has dabbled in photography since high school, knows the basics, and took digital photography classes to refine his skills. Now, two years later, Michael is excited to launch his own photography

business, where going to work will be something he wants to do — not has to do.

“Starting a business is not so much of a goal; it’s more like entertainment for me.

Continuing Ed turned my passion into my next career.”

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Specialized Training

Pursue Your Passion

Business Training CenterThe Business Training Center provides students with specific job skills training. In addition, it provides high level, quality education to businesses, organizations, or individuals looking for training tailored to their particular interests or profession. the-btc.com

Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center The WATR Center is industry focused and responsive to workforce needs. By offering flexible training opportunities that meet the needs of the fast-paced aerospace industry, it is committed to providing innovative and relevant programs of study for present and future aerospace workers in Mechanical Assembly, Electrical Assembly, Composites, Quality Assurance, and Tooling for short-term certifications. washingtonaerospace.com

Community EducationThe Community Education program allows you to explore your individual creativity. Sign up for a non-credit class and workshop in photography, visual arts, career, and business, language and culture, performing arts, writing, and more.edcc.edu/comed

Creative Retirement InstituteThe Creative Retirement Institute is a member-driven, self-supporting organization whose mission is to provide affordable, quality lifelong-learning opportunities for adults in a supportive environment.edcc.edu/cri

Michael Morrisey, 66Retiree, lifelong learner, digital photography student

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Central Washington University

$7,719

PAYING FOR COLLEGE

Tuition for the 2017-18 Academic Year

Cost Student living with familyStudent living

away from familyTuition and fees (12 credits) $3,756 $3,756Books and supplies $825 $825Room and board $3,165 $10,140Transportation $1,140 $1,140

Miscellaneous personal costs $1,810 $2,271

Totals $10,696 $18,132

Our Foundation: Access | Success | Excellence The Edmonds CC Foundation is dedicated to the mission of transforming the lives of our students through scholarships and financial assistance. Learn more about how the Edmonds CC Foundation can assist you at edcc.edu/foundation.

Tuition and Fees (subject to change)

Financial AidSubmit the FAFSA and complete your file as early as possible. Financial aid funds are limited. The earlier you apply, the more likely you are to receive all the aid you are eligible for. To complete your file, turn in all required documents, forms, and information, and complete all processes. edcc.edu/finaid

Financial Aid Deadlines for the 2017-18 Academic Year Summer quarter 2017 June 1

Fall quarter 2017 July 15

Winter quarter 2018 Nov. 15

Spring quarter 2018 March 1

With the savings, I could . (We’ll let you fill in the blank.)

It’s no secret that figuring out how to pay for college can be stressful. Let us help. From financial aid to scholarships, we’ll find a way for you to fund your success.

edcc.edu/tuition

Edmonds Community

College$3,756

University of

Washington$10,753

“When I first considered college, I wasn’t sure if I would be able to afford it. With the help of many great advisors, my financial aid fell into place, and I was even awarded scholarships.”

Michael Mallant, 44Edmonds CC Foundation and Biella scholarships recipient

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Register for classes.

Pay tuition.

WHAT’S NEXT?

You belong here.We’ll be here for you along the way.

So, are you ready to #BeATriton?(We think so, too!)

Take a tour! Picture yourself here. Our Triton Ambassadors combine their knowledge of our campus with firsthand experience to show you what life is like as a Triton. Sign up at edcc.edu/tour.

START YOUR TRITON JOURNEY

Apply now at edcc.edu/getstarted.

Apply for admission and financial aid.

Sign up for a new student advising session.

Visit Testing and Assessment Services to take a placement test.

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