Frequently Asked Questions

Most students graduate within three quarters. The time it takes for you to complete your degree depends on the classes that you have already completed, from ninth grade and above, and your English and math skill levels. During your first quarter, our advisors will evaluate your transcripts and create a personalized high school graduation plan. 

Courses will vary depending on what classes you have previously  completed. All students must complete courses that meet the Washington State high school diploma requirements. Typically, students who have completed grade 10 will need to complete following requirements:

• English
• United States History
• United States Civics
• Math
• Science
• Health
• Physical Education
• Arts
• Electives

In most cases yes, you will need a high school diploma in order to apply directly as a freshman or as a transfer student to university. 

All students enrolled at Edmonds College, regardless of their program, have access to all college campus resources, such as free tutoring, transfer advising, and services for students with disabilities. Students also have the opportunity to join on-campus clubs as well as participate in service learning. There are also on-campus job opportunities.

Please refer to the Office of International Programs for the current cost of tuition, housing, and fees.

Yes, the Office of International Programs offers scholarships for new and current international students. The Edmonds College Foundation also offers annual scholarships for currently enrolled students.