EVERETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2000 Tower Street • Everett, WA 98201 • www.everettcc.edu
President: Dr. David Beyer, 425-388-9573, dbeyer@everettcc.edu
Trustees: Bob Bolerjack, chair; Gigi Burke, Dr. Betty Cobbs, Michael Deller,
Toraya Miller
KEY FACTS (Data from 2014-2015 academic year unless otherwise noted)
Year Founded: 1941
Service Area: Snohomish County
Legislative Districts: 1, 10, 21, 38,
39, 44
Programs: 8 associate degrees and
42 certificates in 90 programs of study.
Highest Enrolled Programs:
• General Liberal Arts and Science
• Business Administration
• Nursing
• Fire Science
• Pre-Nursing
Enrollment:
Headcount (all sources)
FTES (all sources)
Headcount (state-funded)
FTES (state-funded)
19,579
7,993
11,312
5,491
Students in Selected Programs
(Headcount):
I-BEST
89
International Students
565
Running Start
1,189
Worker Retraining
267
STUDENT PROFILE — STATE FUNDED
Enrollment by course intent
Attendance
25+52+1310 48+52
10%
pre-college
13%
basic
skills
25%
workforce
education
52%
full-time
48%
part-time
52%
academic/
transfer
Ethnicity:*
Asian/Pacific Islander
12%
African American
5%
Native American
3%
Hispanic
15%
Other, Multiracial
3%
White/Caucasian66%
Gender:
Female
Male
55%
45%
Median Age:23
Family and Finances:
Students receiving
need-based financial aid in
eligible programs
25%
Students who work
38%
Students with children
22%
* May not add up to 100% because
students may be counted in more
than one race.
POINTS OF INTEREST
Aerospace Everett Community College (EvCC) is the first community college in the nation to join five universities in a
and Advanced Boeing-led collaboration to close the skills gap in aerospace engineering.
Manufacturing
EvCC is participating in AerosPACE (Aerospace Partners for the Advancement of Collaborative
Engineering), a program to help the next generation of aerospace employees learn through real-life
collaboration and by pairing EvCC students with Boeing mentors.
EvCC also is continuing to train skilled employees through its Advanced Manufacturing Education Training
Center (AMTEC). In 2014-15, EvCC received $1.4 million in state aerospace funding to train more precision
machining and engineering students for high-demand jobs. EvCC exceeded its enrollment targets by 18
percent.
Engineering EvCC’s engineering program has grown 23 percent in the past year. The increase in enrollment is due, in
part, to Washington State University offering its electrical and mechanical engineering programs at EvCC’s
campus in Everett. EvCC engineering faculty work closely with WSU, other four-year schools and local
industry to successfully prepare students for engineering careers.
College in the High EvCC has one of the largest College in the High School (CHS) programs in Washington state, serving more
School than 2,700 students in 20 school districts. EvCC’s CHS program is accredited by the National Alliance of
Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships. EvCC is the first and only community college in Washington state to
receive this accreditation. The college’s board of trustees in October 2015 allocated funding to allow lowincome students in Snohomish County to earn CHS credit for free.
21