Seattle Central College

Seattle, USA, North America

Tuition fees

from $11 076

International students

2000

Programs

About the university

For over 50 years, Seattle Colleges (North Seattle College, Seattle Central College, and South Seattle College) has been a popular destination for students from around the world as well as a leader among community colleges in providing high quality international programs.

Institution Details

Founded:

1966

Institution type:

Public

Features

Details come from the university and can change — always confirm on the program page before you apply.

Entry requirements

English language tests

TOEFL

IELTS

PTE Academic

Duolingo

Grades

GPA

50 / 100

Cost

$50

Application fee

$10 691

Cost of living / year

$11 076

Tuition

Scholarships

Foundation Scholarships

USD 5,000

Separate application required

Study levels: 1-Year Post-Secondary Certificate · 2-Year Undergraduate Diploma · 3-Year Bachelor's Degree · 3-Year Undergraduate Advanced Diploma · 4-Year Bachelor's Degree · Integrated Masters · Top-up Degree

Requirements:

Seattle Colleges offers a variety of scholarships and financial awards to support both new and current international students. Alongside affordable tuition and F-1 visa work opportunities, these scholarships provide valuable funding options to help students pursue their U.S. education goals. Scholarship Overview The Seattle Colleges Foundation Scholarships are funded by generous donors and support hundreds of students annually across North Seattle College, Seattle Central College, and South Seattle College. These scholarships are available to a broad range of students, including international students, and are not awarded automatically. In the 2024-2025 academic year, over half of applicants received an award, with an average scholarship value of nearly $5,000. Eligibility Criteria To qualify for a Seattle Colleges Foundation Scholarship, applicants must: • Plan to attend and enroll in one of the three Seattle Colleges (North Seattle College, Seattle Central College, or South Seattle College) in the upcoming academic year • Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 at Seattle Colleges or a previous institution • Complete the FAFSA or WASFA application (strongly encouraged but not mandatory) The scholarships are open to a diverse group of students, including: • Part-time and full-time students • International students • DACA and undocumented students • Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) students • Seattle Promise students • Running Start students graduating from high school this year Important Notes • Scholarships are not automatically granted; students must apply to be considered • These awards provide significant financial support to help reduce the cost of education at Seattle Colleges • Completing FAFSA or WASFA can enhance eligibility and scholarship consideration Explore these scholarship opportunities to help fund your studies at Seattle Colleges and take advantage of affordable tuition combined with generous financial aid. Apply now to check your eligibility and secure funding for your academic journey.