Overview

South Puget Sound Community College is a 2-year institution located in Olympia, WA, in a suburban setting.

Location & Contact

Address 2011 Mottman Road, SW
Olympia, WA  98512-6292
United States

Contact Ms. Heidi Dearborn
Email: hdearborn@spcc.edu
Phone: 360-754-7711

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Majors & Degrees

Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, And Related Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Applied Horticulture/horticulture Operations, General
Food Technology And Processing
Horticultural Science
Biological And Biomedical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Biology/biological Sciences, General
Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services	Associate	Bachelors
Accounting
Accounting Technology/technician And Bookkeeping
Administrative Assistant And Secretarial Science, General
Business Administration And Management, General
Business/commerce, General
Office Management And Supervision
Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services	Associate	Bachelors
Computer And Information Sciences, General
Computer Programming/programmer, General
Computer Systems Networking And Telecommunications
Data Modeling/warehousing And Database Administration
Data Processing And Data Processing Technology/technician
Information Science/studies
Education	Associate	Bachelors
Early Childhood Education And Teaching
Elementary Education And Teaching
Kindergarten/preschool Education And Teaching
Engineering Technologies/Technicians	Associate	Bachelors
Drafting And Design Technology/technician, General
Manufacturing Engineering Technology/technician
Health Professions And Related Clinical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Dental Assisting/assistant
Licensed Practical/vocational Nurse Training
Medical Administrative/executive Assistant And Medical Secretary
Medical/clinical Assistant
Registered Nursing/registered Nurse
Legal Professions And Studies	Associate	Bachelors
Legal Administrative Assistant/secretary
Legal Assistant/paralegal
Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities	Associate	Bachelors
Liberal Arts And Sciences/liberal Studies
Mechanic And Repair Technologies/Technicians	Associate	Bachelors
Automobile/automotive Mechanics Technology/technician
Personal And Culinary Services	Associate	Bachelors
Culinary Arts/chef Training
Physical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Physical Sciences, General
Precision Production	Associate	Bachelors
Welding Technology/welder
Security And Protective Services	Associate	Bachelors
Fire Science/fire-fighting

Admissions

Acceptance Rate

525

Applied

525

Accepted

4,955

Enrolled

Female Admissions

269

Females Applied

269

Females Accepted

100%

Acceptance Rate

Male Admissions

256

Males Applied

256

Males Accepted

100%

Acceptance Rate

Application Deadlines

Type	Application Closing	Notification Date	Rolling Admissions
Fall freshmen	September 7th	Not reported
Other early decision plan	Not reported	Not reported
Transfer	Not reported	Not reported	Yes

Tuition & Fees

Tuition

4,230

In-state

9,687

Out-of-state

4,230

In-district

Fees

465

Full-time student fees

11,118

Room & board

Other Payment Considerations

Tuition payment plans offered	Yes

Financial Aid

6,830

Avg. Financial Aid Package

5,703

Avg. Freshman Financial Aid Package

1,049

Avg. International Student Financial Aid Package

2,722

Avg. Loan Aid

6,381

Avg. Scholarship and/or Grant Aid awarded

Percentage of students with need who receive financial aid

42%

Avg. Percentage of Financial Need Met

1%

Percentage of Students Who Had Their Need Fully Met

Student Body

4,955

Total Undergrad students

1%

International Students

0%

Out-of-state students

Race/Ethnicity

Hispanic/Latino	7.59%
Black or African American	2.42%
White or Caucasian	63.55%
American Indian or Alaska Native	1.43%
Asian	4.78%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0.73%
Two or more races	7.49%
Other	10.82%

Gender

Male (41.98%)

Female (58.02%)

Campus Life

Student Activities

Student-run campus newspaper

Drama/theatre group

Student-run radio station

Student-run television station

Marching band

Choral groups

Campus events:
Career Fair, International Celebration and Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Student Services

Legal services

Health clinic

Personal/psychological counseling

Women's center

International students advisor

Student Organizations

Greek fraternities

Greek sororities

Local fraternities

Local sororities

Most popular organizations:
Building Revolution by Increasing Community Knowledge (BRICK), Christian Club, Welding Club, Automotive Club and Psychology/Sociology Club

Campus Security & Safety

24-hour emergency telephone/alarm services

24-hour patrols by trained officers

Student patrols

Late-night transport/escort services

Electronically-operated dormitory entrances

Athletics

Men's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Basketball	No
Soccer	No
Softball	No	No	No

Women's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Basketball	No
Soccer	No	No	No
Softball	No

Faculty

263

Total Faculty

18:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

Full-time - 88

Part-time - 175

Male - 111

Female - 152