For the health and safety of our community and in accordance to Gov. Inslee's "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order, all college offices have moved services online through June 25, pending further announcements.
We are serving students and the community remotely during this time. Please check out the following resources to access services available online, by email, or phone. We look forward to hearing from you!
If you are enrolled in a class that has a hands-on lab component offered in person on the EC campus, you'll follow these steps for visiting campus and attending your class:
Find the instructions and these steps in more detail on our Returning to Campus website. For more information about COVID-19 updates, visit edcc.edu/coronavirus.
We've compiled a list of resources to help you get prepared for the online learning environment.
You can also log in to Canvas to get familiar with the online learning environment. Need tech support? Check out the IT Help Center.
To be successful, we highly recommend you complete your online studies on a laptop. Request technology by filling out this brief survey: Student Technology Checkout Request. Edmonds College has a limited number of Chromebooks and equipment that we can lend to students, but we will do our best to accommodate as many students as possible.
If you do not have internet access or cannot complete this survey online, please call 425. 640.1101 for assistance by phone, or send an email to start@edmail.edcc.edu with “Technology Need” in the subject line of your email.
In order to qualify for the technology equipment loan program, you must be enrolled for Spring Quarter 2021. If approved, you will be required to sign a Student Mobile Device Release agreement and may be required to provide proof of enrollment at the time of equipment pick-up.
Equipment will be distributed (while supplies last) starting March 29. When you fill out the technology request form, you will be able to choose the date and time you pick up your equipment.
Students can request WiFi hotspots by contacting START.
Any updates, information about the virus, frequently asked questions, and links to resources will continue to be updated and available on our COVID-19 resources website. Any questions or concerns should be sent to health@edcc.edu. Please check Canvas and your EdMail often for updates from your instructor(s).
The Triton Alert Emergency Notification System is used to notify campus and community members when there is a campus closure or emergency situation that requires evacuation or securing in place. You are automatically enrolled to receive Triton Alerts through your college email address. You may also sign up to receive text messages on your mobile devices and/or additional email notifications to your personal email address.
If you need help with housing costs or other financial difficulties, apply for the funding opportunities listed below. Each funding opportunity has a different application process and different requirements. You should apply for EVERY opportunity that you are qualified for.
Email the Office of International Programs at oip_fiscal@edcc.edu to learn about available resources.
Whether you are pursuing a degree to transfer to a four-year university, training for a new career, or updating your existing skills, we’re here to cheer you on as you define your success at Edmonds College and beyond.
1. Welcome, Tritons!Ready to take the first step? We’re ready to help you get started. There is no fee to apply. Transferring in previous credits? Resources for Undocumented Students 425.640.1000 | registration@edcc.edu *Students on a non-immigrant visa (F-1) who have applied through Office of International Programs will participate in a separate orientation and advising schedule. Please visit edcc.edu/international for more information or contact oip_desk@edcc.edu |
2. Start your path.
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3. Assess your skills.Explore placement options to help us place you in the right classes. Study guides are available. Take the remote (virtual) proctor for the ACCUPLACER Next Generation and Edmonds College Math Placement tests. Please note: during remote operations, the Examity fee for proctoring English and math placement tests will be covered by the college. |
4. Get registered.Complete our online New Student Advising (NSA) session. You can also participate over the phone or through email; contact us to schedule a session. Check out our class schedule in advance to find available classes. |
5. Pay tuition.You’re almost there! Save your spot — don’t forget to pay tuition or arrange payment by the deadline.
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Questions? Email outreach@edcc.edu.
The primary deadline for Financial Aid is March 1. See edmonds.edu/finaid for more information.
Questions? Submit a support request, visit our live zoom room, or call 425.640.1457 (voicemail only).
Email the Testing and Assessment Services team for your testing and placement needs. While we are on remote operations, online proctoring is available for free. For more information, visit Testing and Assessment Services.
Questions? Email testingcenter@edcc.edu or call 425.640.1546
New students: Email newstudent@edcc.edu to make an appointment to speak with an advisor over the phone. Also, sign up for an online New Student Advising session.
Current students: Make an online appointment with an advisor.
F-1 non-immigrant students: Contact the Office of International Programs for advising.
Questions? Email advising@edcc.edu, call 425.640.1458, or visit the Advising website.
Important: Tuition payment deadline is March 22.
Pay your tuition online or by mail. If you need to pay with cash, schedule an appointment with the cashiers' office: 425.640.1563 | cashiersoffice@edcc.edu.
Pay Online
Find more options on how to pay for college.
Questions?
We can help you with payments, payment plans, and questions you may have. Please call us during regular business hours or email us. We can also assist you in person by appointment only during regular business hours.
Fall Term First Week: Sept. 20-24
Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
See our Zoom chat rooms for live chatting (different hours).
Fall Term Regular Hours: Sept. 27-Dec. 10
Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fri. 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
CLOSED: Nov. 11, 25, 26
See our Zoom chat rooms for live chatting (different hours).
Call us: 425.640.1563 | Email us: cashiersoffice@edcc.edu
If you have any questions or concerns, please call 425.640.1575 or send an email to sm8070@bncollege.com.
Students, we’re ready to help you prepare for online learning! Visit our online learning page to get tips on how to login and use Canvas, your online learning environment, and how to succeed in an online class.
Questions? Email start@edmail.edcc.edu or call 425.640.1101. Or visit START online.
To be successful, we highly recommend you complete your online studies on a laptop. Request technology equipment by filling out this brief survey: Student Technology Checkout Request. If you do not have internet access or cannot complete this survey online, please call 425. 640.1101 for assistance by phone, or send an email to start@edmail.edcc.edu with “Technology Need” in the subject line of your email.
We have a limited number of Chromebooks and equipment that we can lend to students, but we will do our best to accommodate as many students as possible. In order to qualify for the technology equipment loan program, you must be enrolled for Spring Quarter 2021. If approved, you will be required to sign a Student Mobile Device Release agreement and may be required to provide proof of enrollment at the time of equipment pick-up.
Equipment will be distributed (while supplies last) starting March 29. When you fill out the technology request form, you will be able to choose the date and time you pick up your equipment.
Students can request WiFi hotspots by contacting START.
The Emergency Broadband Benefit provides a discount of up to $50 per month towards broadband service and up to $75 per month for households on Tribal lands. You may also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet. Learn more: fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit.
You may also consider Lifeline, which is the FCC’s program to help make communications services more affordable for eligible consumers.
Log in to Canvas. First time logging in? Get instructions for logging in to Canvas for the first time.
Questions? Email start@edmail.edcc.edu.
Questions? Visit https://itsupport.
Follow these three easy steps to get a bus pass. Questions? Call 425.640.1143.
Available remotely by calling 425.640.1358 or emailing counseling@edcc.edu. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1 or Safety and Security at 425.754.0154. Crisis Response Resources: 24/7 Crisis Line 425.388.7215 | 24/7 Crisis Text Line 741-741.
Staying home helps to reduce the spread of COVID-19, but for many survivors of domestic violence, staying home may jeopardize their safety. If you or someone you love is a survivor of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking, we are here to support you. Visit our Violence Prevention web page to learn more about your options.
College housing remains open this year. We are here to welcome new students for spring, summer, and fall. Please email housing@edcc.edu if interested.
Access the Library's online resources and services. Ask questions and get help from a librarian using our online chat service.
Questions: 425.640.1472 or 425.640.1529.
International students may email oip_desk@edcc.edu or call 425.640.1518 to ask questions or schedule an online advising appointment.
While the campus is closed, do not come to campus. Once the campus reopens, you will need a parking permit to visit campus.
If you have a valid EdPass and will not be checking out equipment but will be attending in person classes, you may make an appointment with Security to be issued a permit.
To make an appointment request, fill out the Security Office Appointment form and you will receive a Google calendar invite as confirmation of your appointment. Please remember to bring your EdPass or you will not be issued a parking permit.
Students without a valid EdPass student identification card:
Please submit an Online Photo Submission form and the EdPass office will notify you when your card is ready. They will also
be able to issue you a parking permit if you request one.
There are many ways to get the tutoring that works best for you and your schedule this quarter! We have tutors available to chat live with you over video as well as ways for you to receive emailed/written answers to questions.
If you want to have a live video chat with a tutor for most subjects (math, writing, and more), check out Ask a Tutor: Live.
If you want to submit a question to get an emailed, written response, check out Ask a Tutor (for most subjects) and eTutoring (for papers and writing assignments).
If you want help with specific grammar-related questions, try Grammar Corner (there are options for both live chat and written help).
Questions? Email tutoring@edcc.edu or call 425.640.1750.
Our Worker Retraining Program, in partnership with the Employment Security Department, can help you upgrade your skills or train for a new job. We provide advising, financial assistance, and other resources.
You may apply for unemployment through the Employment Security Department. The department has programs designed to help people affected by COVID-19.
Contact vrc@edcc.edu for all VA education benefits questions and veterans' resource needs.
Free WiFi hotspots are available throughout the state. Find one near you through the Washington State location finder.
You may be eligible for a $50-75 discount toward broadband service and a $100 discount
toward the purchase of a computer, laptop, or tablet through the Emergency Broadband Benefit program.
Lifeline is the FCC’s program to help make communications services more affordable for eligible consumers.
Connect with thousands of resources across the state. Call 2-1-1 or visit or visit wa211.org to find information about employment, financial services, health care, transportation, housing, and more. The 2-1-1 Community Resource Advocate (CRA) is bilingual in English and Spanish and serves as a single point of contact for South Snohomish community members to learn about various college and community resources and assistance via phone and one on one meetings with students and community members. Resources include domestic violence, emergency shelter, clothing, legal aid, support groups, transportation, education, financial stability, health, and more. For information and questions, please contact Leonor Bejarano at lbejarano@voaww.org.
