Welcome to Everett Community College
Because You Have Dreams
Introducing Our City … • Everett was established in 1891 • City of Everett population: over 109,043 • Snohomish County’s largest city and seat of county government • Population in Snohomish County: approx. 772,501
• Located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest • Everett is just 25 miles (40 kilometers) north of Seattle • 45 miles (72 kilometers) from SeaTac International Airport
Introducing Our City … • Everett faces the Cascade Mountain Range to the east, and the Puget Sound to the west. • The city has its own symphony, theater, Opera Guild, art galleries, a minorleague baseball team affiliated with the Seattle Mariners.
• Canadian border is 1.5 hours north of Everett; with Vancouver, B.C. about 2.5 hours. Bus and train services are available daily.
Introducing Our City ‌ The Everett waterfront is home to the largest marina on the west coast.
Everett is home to The Boeing Company’s largest manufacturing center. The largest building in the world, just 10 minutes south of Everett CC.
XFINITY Arena Everett Events Center The Everett Events Center is home to the Western Hockey League franchise, the Everett Silvertips, and seats up to 8,300 excited hockey fans. In addition to hockey, the venue accommodates many other sporting events such as basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics.
Our Community‌ Everett is home to 44 parks and trails. Including Legion Park, located 3 blocks from campus. Everett Community College overlooks the 18-hole Legion Memorial Golf Course.
The campus is close to parks, golf, tennis, swimming, hiking, multiple beaches, popular restaurants, shopping and movie theaters.
Arial View of Location Around Everett Community College
Everett Community College has a 40-acre main campus and serves 10,000 students on its main campus.
US Education System Elementary School (1 st to 6 th Grade) Middle School (7th to 8 th Grade) 4 years of University High School (9th to 12 th Grade) Freshmen (1st) Year 2 years of Community College
Sophomore (2nd) Year
Freshmen (1st) Year
Junior (3rd) Year
Sophomore (2nd) Year
Senior (4th) Year
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
OPT (12 months)
OPT (12 months)
Our Campus ‌ Everett CC has undergone a major expansion, opening new buildings and renovating existing facilities.
Whitehorse Hall is home to visual arts, physical sciences and Engineering programs.
Computer Science and Information Technology are in Shuksan Hall
Our science labs are comparable to those at 4-year universities.
Our Campus ‌ Gray Wolf Hall is home to Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, Communications and International Education. Earn Bachelor and Master Degrees at the New Washington State University Center
Central Washington University Eastern Washington University The Evergreen State College Hope International University University of Washington Western Washington University
Our Campus …
THE STUDENT FITNESS CENTER
Our Campus …
Student Union Building and Parks Cafe
Our Campus ‌ The New Nursing and Health Sciences Building, Liberty Hall, is the home to Nursing, Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy programs and other health sciences training. The building includes a Providence Healthcare Clinic.
Our Campus ‌ EvCC also has locations throughout the community, such as its FAA Certified Aviation Maintenance Program at Paine Field, near The Boeing Company.
Our Campus ‌ Wireless internet access, high tech classrooms, online and hybrid classes
Multimedia digital design studios and access computer labs.
TOEFL & IELTS Not Required
Intensive English Program
High School Completion TIMELINE DEPENDS ON
GET AN EARLY START ON COLLEGE Students must be at least 16 years old.
Your English language level.
Earn credits for classes that you have already taken in your home country or during any study abroad programs.
Years of high school already completed.
Get Washington State High School diploma, recognized everywhere inside the USA. Earn dual credit for High School and for college; take college level classes to satisfy both requirements at the same time.
Number of college courses the student can take to satisfy high school & college requirements. Courses will include: English, Math, Social Studies, Life Science, Occupational Education, Physical Education, Fine Arts, Health, Culminating project and an exit exam.
Study on a college campus and meet American high school and college students.
Intensive English 3 - 6 months
HIGH SCHOOL 6 months - 1 year
College 1.5 - 4 years
2 + 2 University Transfer 5 transfer fairs annually - transfer coaching and application prep seminars Associate in Arts and Sciences – Transfer Degrees Accounting Advanced Manufacturing Tech Animal Science Anthropology Art Astronomy/Physics Atmospheric Sciences Aviation Maintenance Tech Biological Sciences Business Administration Chemistry Chiropractic Medicine Computer Information Systems Computer Science Communication Cosmetology Criminal Justice Dental Hygiene Dentistry Early Childhood Education Economics Education Engineering Engineering Technology English
Foreign Language Geology Geoscience Global Studies Graphic Arts Graphic Design – Digital History Human Services Journalism Law Management Marketing Math Medicine Music Nursing Nutrition Occupational Therapy Oceanography Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Philosophy Photography Physical Education Physical Therapy
Political Science Psychology Sociology Speech/Communication Studio Arts Theatre/Drama Veterinary Medicine Visual Communications Written Arts
…and many more choices
Professional & Technical Associate in Technical Arts (non-transfer) Accounting Advanced Manufacturing Technology o Composites o Computer Aided Drafting o Precision Machining o Welding and Fabrication Aviation Maintenance Technology Business Administration Business Technology Computer Information Technology Cosmetology Early Childhood Education Education Paraprofessional Entrepreneurship Fire Science Information Technology Law Enforcement Medical Assistant Web Design Welding
‌and many more choices
Professional & Technical Certificates (non-transfer) Administrative Support Aviation Maintenance Technology Bookkeeping Business Administration Casino Gaming Systems Tech Computer Support Tech Cosmetology Digital Illustration Early Childhood Education Fire Science Geographic Info Systems (GIS) Graphic Design Legal Office Assistant Medical Administrative Support Medical Assistant Medical Billing Specialist Medical Coding Medical Receptionist Medical Transcription Nursing (Practical/LPN) Office Support Tribal Enterprise Management Web Design Welding
Short Programs (non-transfer) Emergency Medical Technician Healthcare Risk Management Japan - US Intercultural Foundations Legal Office Support Medical Spanish Interpreter Nursing Assistant Certified Office Support Specialist Phlebotomy Other Preparation Airframe and Power Plant Apprenticeships Family Life Education
‌and many more choices
Why EvCC? Aspen Institute College Excellence Program named EvCC one of the nation’s top 150 community colleges – top 12% in USA. Safe, small town environment – Everett named “All-America City.” No TOEFL required for admission.
One-to-one attention with International Education staff. Small classes, personal attention. Conversation Pal Program with Native Speakers. Transfer events with over 80 universities attending to admit international students.
Honors program - gain an edge when transferring to a 4-year university.
Earn a Bachelor’s Degree on EvCC campus at our University Center.
Why EvCC? Excellent Programs In cience echnology ngineering rts ath
Tutoring services through EvCC’s Rainier Learning Center – English, math, writing and for the sciences too. Everett CC has one of the largest tutoring centers in Washington State.
Why EvCC? Bus Transit Center on Campus
Everett Station is home to the Everett Transit Customer Service Center, Amtrak, Greyhound, Northwest Trailways, Skagit Transit, Island Transit, Sound Transit and Community Transit. Orca card provides unlimited rides on local buses each quarter. $45 USD per quarter.
Everett Station is 20 minutes by bus to Everett Community College.
Why EvCC? Award Winning Faculty and Staff Antioch University Arizona State University Brigham Young University California State University – Fullerton, Long Beach, Northridge, San Jose, San Marcos Central Washington University Columbia University Cornell University Cornish Institute Eastern Oregon University George Washington University Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University Harvard University Humbodt State University Indiana University – Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Kansas State University Louisiana State University Michigan Technological University Montana State University New Mexico State University North Carolina State University North Texas State University Northwestern University
Pacific Lutheran University Pennsylvania State University Pepperdine University San Diego State University San Francisco State University San Jose State University Seattle Pacific University Seattle University State University of New York Syracuse University Temple University Texas Tech University The Evergreen State College The Ohio State University Tufts University United States Military Academy – West Point Universite De Nantes Universite de Paris University of Arizona University of British Columbia University of California – Davis, Irvine, Los University of Colorado University of Denver University of Florida University of Hawai’i University of Idaho
University of Illinois University of Maine University of Maryland University of Massachusetts University of Miami University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Montana University of Nevada University of New Hampshire University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania University of Rhode Island University of South Carolina University of Southern California University of Tennessee University of Texas University of Utah University of Virginia University of Washington University of Wisconsin Washington State University Washington University Western Michigan University Western Oregon University Western Washington University Yale University
Why EvCC? Leadership Scholarships This scholarship is open to all new, first-quarter international students who have been issued an Everett Community College I-20 and have obtained a visa.
25 scholarships available for each academic year. Summer Quarter (Deadline: June 1) Fall Quarter (Deadline: September 1) Winter Quarter (Deadline: December 1) Spring Quarter (Deadline: March 1)
5 scholarships; $1,000 each 10 scholarships; $1,000 each 5 Scholarships; $1,000 each 5 Scholarships; $1,000 each
Eligibility : Must be a new, first-quarter international student who has been issued an EvCC I-20 and has obtained a visa. Must demonstrate that you maintained at least an A grade (equivalent to 90% or higher) at your previous institution(s). The transcripts you submitted at the time of application will be part of the review process. Application : Apply for admission. After obtaining a visa, write a one page essay in Microsoft Word detailing the following: LEADERSHIP – describe your leadership experiences in your extracurricular activities. COMMUNITY SERVICE – describe the events you have participated in that helped to improve your community. How do you intend to continue doing community service as an EvCC student? Note: Essays more than one page will not be accepted. Complete and sign the International Leadership Scholarship cover page. Submit your scholarship essay and the cover page before the deadline listed above by emailing to Visakan Ganeson, Associate Vice-President for International Education, at intadm@everettcc.edu
Why EvCC? Homestay or Dormitory - Which is Right For You Homestay Many international students choose a homestay as they are getting started. Student who are 16 & 17 years old are required to use a homestay option.
Live on-campus for 1 academic year Top 5 reasons to stay in student housing: •
Safety & Support. 24 hour campus security and on-site staff available to assist you .
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Be a part of a global community and make life-long friends.
After awhile students may choose to live on campus in one of two residence halls.
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Individual and flexible leases. No need to search for a roommate to help cover rent.
Everett Community College works with two well established homestay companies (services, pricing, meals, airport pick and other details will vary with each company):
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One bill covers everything. All utilities are included and every apartment is fully furnished.
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Steps away from classes, activities, transit, fitness center, tutoring and advising.
Students learn about the area, bus routes and find out about activities and events through their host families.
Intercultural Homestays & Services Inc. American Homestay Network
Why live on campus? Mountain View Hall Studio apartments
Living on campus is mandatory for 18 and older
Cedar Hall Studio 3-bedroom 4-bedroom apartments
Why EvCC? DORMITORY POINT OF VIEW
Why live on campus? Less than 5 minutes to class, library, computer labs, fitness center, and the bus One payment covers: water, electricity, garbage, wireless Internet, and a brand new fully furnished room Exclusive activities (including evenings, weekends, and holidays) Free shuttle service to Aviation Program, international grocery stores and to off-campus shopping 24-hour support from live-in staff; office hours held by international staff right outside of your door A safe living environment - 24/7 assistance from campus safety and security Tutoring services right where you live
Mountain View Hall 20.4 square meters 220 square feet
Studio apartments
Open year round including breaks and holidays
Why live on campus? Cedar Hall Studios
3 & 4 Bedroom Apartments Interior Courtyard - Safety & Community
Why live on campus? Activities and Events Our Housing staff in partnership with Amee Moon, Associate Director for International Student Engagement work hard to plan multiple off-campus trips and on-campus events for residents each quarter.
Off-campus Trips Skiing Bowling Karaoke Hockey Game Local Community Festivals Swimming Pool Party Seattle Space Needle Pike Place Market Whale Watching Local Shopping Seattle Zoo
On-campus Events Super Bowl Party (American Football) Holiday Parties Scavenger Hunts Craft & Game Nights
Why live on campus? Mountain View Hall Rates 2017-2018 Fees
Rental $895 per month Fall Quarter 2017 Winter Quarter 2018 Spring Quarter 2018 Summer Quarter 2018
$3,580 $2,685 $2,685 $1,790
Fall 2017 rental rate reflects a four month quarter and the Summer 2018 rental rate reflects a two month quarter.
Application Fee
$150
Due with housing application. Refundable only if we are not able to provide space.
Cleaning Fee
$200
One-time fee, non-refundable. Paid by the first day of class.
Damage Deposit
$200
Rent includes all utilities and wireless internet.
One-time fee, refundable at move out if there are no damages or past due amounts owed. Must be paid in advance of move-in to hold space.
Rent is typically paid quarterly, but can be paid monthly or in installments for an additional fee.
Activity Fee
Residents will need to purchase a student parking permit if they bring a car to campus.
Late Payment Fee
$50
20/40 Deferred Payment Plan Fee Monthly Payment Fee
$15 $25
$25
Assists with the cost of programming/community building. Paid quarterly by the first day of class.
Why live on campus? Cedar Hall Rates 2017-2018 Fall 2017 (4 Month Quarter, per student) Studio 3 Bedroom Apartment 4 Bedroom Apartment
Monthly $1095 $950 $870
Per Quarter $4380 $3800 $3480
Winter 2018 & Spring 2018 (3 Month Quarters, per student) Studio $1095 3 Bedroom Apartment $950
$3285 $2850
4 Bedroom Apartment
$2610
$870
Summer 2018 (2 Month Quarter, per student) Studio $1095 3 Bedroom Apartment $950 4 Bedroom Apartment $870
$2190 $1900 $1740
Why EvCC?
American Sign Language Anthropology Club Arts Alliance Asian/Pacific Islander Student Union Black Student Union Campus Crusade for Christ Cosmetology Club Drama Club EMPOWR Financial Skills Club
First Nations German Club Global Connections Graphics Club International Students Club Islamic Social Club Iwi Powo Student Society Literature Club Math, Engineering & Science Club MeCHA
Nippon Friendship Club Phi Theta Kappa (Honors) Society of Women Engineers SPLICE Student Association of Medial Assistants Student Nurses Club Teachers of Tomorrow Triangle Alliance Veteran’s
Why EvCC? International Students Everett CC enrolled 454 international students.
Our small population enables international students to easily become integrated in American life and culture. Representing
41 countries.
Why EvCC? 454 International Students from 41 Countries: Brazil
Denmark
Kuwait
South Korea
Bulgaria
El Salvador
Liberia
Saudi Arabia
Burkina Faso
Fiji
Malawi
Senegal
Cambodia
France
Malaysia
South Africa
Cameroon
Gambia
Mexico
Sri Lanka
Canada
Ghana
Mongolia
Sweden
China & Hong Kong
India
Nepal
Taiwan
Colombia
Indonesia
New Zealand
Venezuela
Congo
Japan
Peru
Vietnam
Czech Republic
Jordan
Romania
Yemen
University Transfer National Ranking – U.S. News and World Report Arizona State University #129
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California State University #32
Tulane University #41
California State Polytechnic University #31
University of California – LA #23
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University #9
University of California – Irvine #23
Georgia State University #57
University of California – San Diego #39
Indiana University #75
University of Minnesota #69
Minnesota State University #75
University of Washington #52
Ohio State University #52
University of Wisconsin – Madison #41
Pennsylvania State University #47
Virginia State University #36
State University of New York – Binghamton #89 Washington State University #140
We are happy to help you apply to the university of your choice!
Start Dates WINTER QUARTER 2018
SPRING QUARTER 2018
Homestay up to 3-5 days before classes
Homestay up to 3-5 days before classes
January 3 & 4: Testing, Advising, Registration & Tuition is Due
March 27 & 28: Testing, Advising,
January 5: International Student Orientation
March 29 & 30: International Student Orientation
January 8: Classes Begin
April 2: Classes Begin
March 23: Classes End
June 14: Classes End
Registration & Tuition is Due
SUMMER QUARTER 2018
FALL QUARTER 2018
(TENTATIVE DATES)
(TENTATIVE DATES)
Homestay up to 3-5 days before classes
Homestay up to 3-5 days before classes
June 27 & 28: Testing, Advising, Registration & Tuition is Due
September 11 & 12: Testing, Advising, Registration & Tuition is Due
June 29: International Student Orientation July 2: Classes Begin
September 13 & 14: International Student Orientation
August 24: Classes End
September 17: Classes Begin December 7: Classes End
Tuition & Fees Academic Year 2017 - 2018 Estimated expenses for a 9 month enrollment period: $ $ $ $ $
9,069** 1,050 8,200 1,050 1,098
$ 20,467
Tuition and Fees Books and Supplies Room and Board Personal/Miscellaneous Health Insurance Estimated Total
. ** Based on 12 credits ($3,022.68 per quarter). Plus an estimated amount to cover technology fee, online fee and other lab fees.
How to apply Application form
$40 non-refundable application fee
Official transcripts from all high schools/colleges attended
TOEFL/IELTS score (not required)
Financial statement certifying sufficient financial support (current, less than 6 months old)
Copy of passport photo page
We look forward to hearing from you!
Everett Community College International Education Department 2000 Tower St. Everett, WA, 98201,USA Admissions Telephone: 425-388-9980 Email: intadm@everettcc.edu Website: www.everettcc.edu/international
Thank You From Everett Community College Because You Have Dreams
Everett Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious belief, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national or ethnic origin, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or age in its programs, activities, or employment. The Chief Diversity and Equity Officer has been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies and can be reached at 2000 Tower Street, Everett, WA 98201, or by phone at 425-388-9979.