South Puget Sound Community College 南普捷灣社區學院 (華盛頓州 WA)

Features

Many of South Puget Sound Community College's (SPSCC) transfer degrees have Direct Transfer Agreements (DTAs) with Washington state baccalaureate universities, allowing students who complete a DTA degree to meet the general education requirements for the bachelor's degree.

The Basics
Setting	Easy access to Seattle
School Type	State-supported, Coed
Tuition	US$9,000
Housing	Homestay
Transfer Records	Washington State University
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School Website	http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/

General Information
State	Washington (WA)
Location	Olympia
Nearest City	Seattle
Environment	Suburban
Campus Size	102-acre
Year Founded	1962
Admission Req.m	F.5 or above
Academic Calendar	Spring / Fall / Winter
Level Offered	Associate degree, 2-year University Transfer Program
Enrollment	Approximately 6,000 students
Student-to-Teacher	22:1
ESL	Yes

Students Transfer Records:

Central Washington University, Eastern Washington  University, The Evergreen State College, University of Washington, Washington State University, Western Washington University etc.

 

Academic Programs:

Completion of a transfer degree does not guarantee admission to the university. There may be additional university admissions requirements, such as foreign language or religion courses, that are not required to complete the transfer degree atSouthPuget SoundCommunity College.

http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/current-students/services/transfer/sta

 

Campus:

StudentUnionBuilding,

Lecture Hall,KennethJ.MinnaertCenterfor the Arts,

Gymnasium & Athletic Fields etc.

http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/community-and-business/event-management/venues

 

Students Life:

Students can expose themselves to an array of culturally enriching activities, develop their leadership skills in student government and through a broad choice of clubs and organization, and compete in sports at the local, regional and national level.