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List of colleges and universities in Washington (state)

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This is alist ofcolleges anduniversities inWashington state, including other educational institutions providinghigher education.

Public institutions

Four-year universities

Name	Founded	Control	Enrollment^[1] (Fall 2022)	Endowment	Location	Other branches
University of Washington	1861	Public	52,319	$6.62 billion	Seattle	Bothell,Tacoma,Spokane, Rome campus, León campus
Washington State University	1890	Public	27,539	$1.27 billion	Pullman	Spokane,Tri-Cities,Vancouver,Everett Puyallup agricultural campus,Global Campus
Western Washington University	1893	Public	14,747	$109.8 Million	Bellingham	Anacortes, Bremerton, Everett, Port Angeles, Poulsbo
Eastern Washington University	1882	Public	10,910	$52.2 million	Cheney	Bellevue, Everett, Spokane^[2]
Central Washington University	1891	Public	9,257	$13.3 million	Ellensburg	Des Moines, Everett,Lynnwood, Moses Lake, Pierce County, Sammamish, Wenatchee, Yakima
Evergreen State College	1967	Public	2,105	$8.9 million	Olympia	Aberdeen,^[3] Tacoma

Two-year colleges

Primarily two-year colleges that also grant four-year degrees

Bellevue College,Bellevue
Bellingham Technical College,Bellingham
Big Bend Community College, Moses Lake^[6]
Centralia College,Centralia
Clark College,Vancouver
Columbia Basin College,Pasco
Edmonds College,Lynnwood^[7]
Grays Harbor College,Aberdeen
Green River College,Auburn
Highline College,Des Moines
Lake Washington Institute of Technology,Kirkland
Lower Columbia College, Longview
Moody Aviation,Spokane
North Seattle College,Seattle^[8]
Olympic College,Bremerton^[9]
Pierce College,Lakewood
Seattle Central College,Seattle^[10]
Skagit Valley College, Mount Vernon
South Seattle College,Seattle^[11]
Spokane Falls Community College,Spokane
Tacoma Community College,Tacoma
Whatcom Community College,Bellingham
Yakima Valley Community College,Yakima

Tribal institutions

Northwest Indian College,Bellingham, Washington

Private institutions

Four-year institutions

Name	Founded	Control	Enrollment^[1] (Fall 2022)	Location
Antioch University	1852	Private	799	Seattle
City University of Seattle	1973	Private	2,095	Seattle
Cornish College of the Arts	1914	Private	443	Seattle
Gonzaga University	1887	Private	7,253	Spokane
Northwest University	1934	Private	1,014	Kirkland
Pacific Lutheran University	1890	Private	2,633	Tacoma
Saint Martin's University	1900	Private	1,609	Lacey
Seattle Pacific University	1891	Private	3,118	Seattle
Seattle University	1891	Private	7,121	Seattle
Walla Walla University	1892	Private	1,432	College Place
Whitman College	1859	Private	1,493	Walla Walla
Whitworth University	1890	Private	2,415	Spokane
University of Puget Sound	1888	Private	2,023	Tacoma

Two-year institutions

School of Visual Concepts,Seattle

Other private colleges and universities

Bastyr University,Kenmore
Columbia College (Missouri) extended campuses^[12]
- Naval Station Everett inMarysville
- NAS Whidbey Island inOak Harbor
DigiPen Institute of Technology,Redmond
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary,Tacoma
Heritage University,Toppenish
Northeastern University, Seattle Campus,Seattle
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences,Yakima
Seattle Bible College,Seattle^{[citation needed]}

Defunct private colleges and universities

See also

References

^^a ^b"College Navigator - Washington".nces.ed.gov. RetrievedNovember 13, 2024.
^"Off Campus Programs". Eastern Washington University.
^"Classes in Grays Harbor".The Evergreen State College. RetrievedMarch 29, 2018.
^^a ^b"Locations".Peninsula College.
^"Omak Campus".Wenatchee Valley College.
^"BAS in Applied Management".
^Edmonds College website,Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees. Accessed online 2022-08-07.
^North Seattle College website,Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees. Accessed online 2019-12-20.
^"All Program View".Olympic College. RetrievedSeptember 9, 2015.
^Seattle Central College website,Bachelor's Degrees. Accessed online 2019-12-20.
^South Seattle College website,Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees. Accessed online 2019-12-20.
^"Columbia College website".Our Nationwide Locations. RetrievedAugust 12, 2024.
^"Spokane's Interface College closes its doors".KHQ. KHQ-TV. September 28, 2015. RetrievedOctober 8, 2017.
^Winters, Chris (January 12, 2016)."Trinity Lutheran College in downtown Everett to close".Daily Herald. RetrievedMay 14, 2020.

External links

Department of Education listing of accredited institutions in Washington

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