Everett Community College | Field Guide 2026
Dr. Chemene Crawford
- Jerry Martin, chair
- Kelly Shepherd, vice chair
- Bob Bolerjack
- Dr. Betty Cobbs
- Joe M Davis II
1941
Snohomish County
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Everett Community College is an Aspen Top 200 college, recognized by the Aspen Institute for Community College
Excellence for student outcomes, including retention, completion, transfer and bachelor’s
attainment rates.
EvCC’s mission aligns with the State Board for Community and Technical College's vision
statement. The college's strategic plan, Charting a Path Forward to Equity: 2022-2027,
formally recognizes equity as the heart of its work.
From training in area hospitals to coursework that builds a strong foundation for
bachelor’s degrees, EvCC students get real-world education that prepares them to continue
their studies at the baccalaureate level or enter the workforce.
Key Facts
- Academic Transfer DTA (Direct Transfer Agreement)
- English as a Second Language
- Business
- Pre-Nursing
- General Studies
- Headcount (all sources): 17,222
- FTES (all sources): 7,450
- Headcount (state-funded): 8,666
- FTES (state-funded): 4,260
- Apprentices: 171
- I-BEST: 505
- International: 269
- Running Start: 1,705
- Worker Retraining: 295
Student Profile
- Academic/transfer: 36%
- Basic skills: 8%
- Workforce education: 15%
- Other: 41%
Students of color: 42%
- American Indian/Alaska Native: 3%
- Asian: 16%
- Black/African American: 8%
- Hispanic/Latino: 18%
- Pacific Islander: 1%
- White: 58%
- Full-time: 42%
- Part-time: 58%
- Students receiving need-based financial aid: 20%
- Students with dependents: 29%
- Female: 8,648
- Male: 6,347
- X: 118
- Not reported: 2,109
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Points of Interest
EvCC celebrated a milestone in 2025 as its first bachelor’s graduates crossed the commencement stage, with 10 students earning their Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Accounting. The college has also received state approval to develop a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science to meet growing industry demand.
In response to local workforce demand, EvCC restarted its one-quarter Nursing Assistant Certified course in 2025. Meanwhile, machining students are sharpening their skills for high-demand manufacturing careers, earning Everett a national spot in the prestigious Clash of Trades finals two years in a row.
EvCC’s first makerspace, opening in winter 2026, features cutting-edge tools and promotes interdisciplinary creativity, hands-on learning and community engagement for all students.
Bringing together performing arts and cosmetology under one roof for the first time, the Baker Hall replacement will be a transformative space that fosters creativity, collaboration and community engagement through state-of-the-art classrooms, salon and performance space. Construction is slated to begin in 2026.
Everett Community College was named as one of 200 institutions eligible to compete for the $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, recognizing high achievement among two-year colleges.
EvCC students addressed food insecurity by funding and helping create a new Trojan Care Center, opening in winter 2026. Centrally located in the student union building, the center will offer emergency funds, childcare grants, benefits navigation, case management and a food pantry.
EvCC’s Academic Credit for Prior Learning program has awarded 1,150 credits to 87 students since January 2025, helping learners turn work and life experiences into college credit.
Data is from the 2024-25 academic year. Reflects headcount unless otherwise noted. Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding.
*Students of color percent based on unduplicated headcount. Students may be counted in more than one race, so race/ethnicity percentages may not total 100%. Percentages calculated on reported value.
**Excluding Running Start.
