Washington Colleges and Universities

• Links to Washington public four-year colleges and universities throughout the state

Washington Community and Technical Colleges

• Links to all 34 community and technical college websites
• Community and technical colleges program matrix: This matrix provides a wide variety of professional-technical training programs offered by Washington’s community and technical colleges. The matrix shows general program areas and not the specific titles used by the colleges.

Independent Colleges of Washington

• Independent Colleges of Washington (ICW): The association of the 10 private, liberal arts, nonprofit colleges in the state. ICW’s member institutions share a commitment to high-quality, academically rigorous learning and to an education that emphasizes critical thinking, lifelong learning, ethics, leadership, and community service.

Affiliated Agencies and Associations

• State Education Agencies
• Washington School Counselor Association
• Association of Washington School Principals
• College Success Foundation
• Washington Student Achievement Council 

Links to Useful Websites

• CheckOutACollege.com (Provided by the SBCTC) – Discover your career interests, explore your education options, and find the Washington state community or technical college that best meets your goals.
• Washington Career Bridge (Provided by the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board) – Matches each job with education and training programs offered throughout the state. See at a glance the cost of tuition, books and other fees, the location and length of training, entrance requirements and more. Also the new home of the Eligible Training Provider (ETP) List.
• The WashBoard.org – A clearinghouse that will match state-based scholarship providers with students who either plan to attend college in the state or who are Washington residents planning to go to college elsewhere.
• ReadySetGrad – An online resource to help ensure every student in Washington State has access to tools, information, and support they need to graduate high school and make college accessible and affordable.