Everett Community College

Everett Community College is a two-year community college and trade school in Everett, WA. It has noncompetitive admissions (100% admittance rate). It has a smaller sized student body with 3,867 full-time students enrolled. EvCC offers 40 majors across eight disciplines. The most commonly in-demand options are Liberal Arts and Humanities, Nursing, and Welding, which make up 50% of the student body. If you want to focus your studies on protective services in Washington but don't have the best grades, EvCC is an amazing school for you, because its protective services program ranks first in the state. Also, EvCC ranked 4th in Washington on our best trade schools list. At full price, tuition is $3,983 a year for Washington residents. Otherwise, tuition can cost you as much as $8,702. That being said, about half of EvCC undergraduates procure some monetary aid. 44% of Everett Community College students conclude their college education with a degree, all set to start their professional life. The average graduate takes home an income of $26,900 two years after college. After 4 more years of experience, their median annual earnings increases 27.1% to $34,200; however, that is still 14.7% shy of the national median for individuals. Applicants might also want to find that EvCC doesn't offer early decision. What's more, undergraduates may take a semester abroad, and the retention rate for first-time students is 67%. With regard for your checkbook, be aware that after financial aid and scholarships, students can expect to pay around $10,447 per year and on average, undergrads spend around $9,870 on housing per year. In terms of demographics, multiracial students make up 2% of the undergraduate population at EvCC and 22% of undergraduates at EvCC are from homes with a yearly salary of $110k or more. To wind things up, six years after receiving their degrees, one out of four graduates earn $16,500 or less and 14% of alumni fail to repay their student debt.