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Community colleges in Washington — all 10

10 two-year public and private colleges in Washington, with published tuition, average net price after aid, enrollment and transfer-level programs.

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SchoolCityTypeTuition (in-state)Avg net costAthletics
Bates Technical CollegeTacomaPublic · 2-year$5,361$6,714—
Big Bend Community CollegeMoses LakePublic · 2-year$4,744$7,460NJCAA
Carrington College-SpokaneSpokanePrivate for-profit · 2-year—$33,911—
Everett Community CollegeEverettPublic · 2-year$4,152$8,735NJCAA
Pacific Northwest Christian CollegeKennewickPrivate nonprofit · 2-year$11,350$4,605NJCAA
Perry Technical InstituteYakimaPrivate nonprofit · 2-year—$20,917—
Pima Medical Institute-RentonRentonPrivate for-profit · 2-year—$30,001—
Pima Medical Institute-SeattleSeattlePrivate for-profit · 2-year—$28,699—
Shoreline Community CollegeShorelinePublic · 2-year$4,256$8,768NJCAA
South Puget Sound Community CollegeOlympiaPublic · 2-year$4,938$7,050NJCAA

Common questions

How many community colleges are there in Washington?
10 — every one of them is listed above, from US Department of Education data.
What is the cheapest of the public community colleges in Washington?
By average net price — what students actually pay after grants and scholarships — Bates Technical College in Tacoma is lowest at $6,714 a year. That is an average across all students, not a quote: your own price depends on your family finances and your record.
What do public community colleges cost in Washington?
The middle of the range is about $7,460 a year after aid, from $6,714 to $8,768. Published tuition is higher — the figures above are what students paid.

See every school in Washington on the full Washington list, or compare costs side by side on the free My University View map.