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Winter & Spring Quarters

Enrollment is open now for both quarters!

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Native American Heritage Month

Come enjoy events hosted by the Center for Inclusion, Advocacy, & Community.

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Gallery Exhibition

See Stephanie Krimmel's Sense of Place in Mobius Gallery from October 6, 2025 to December 4, 2025.

Mobius Art Gallery
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Día de los Muertos

Join us at the Inclusion and Advocacy Center to learn about the Ofrenda tradition.

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New Sustainability Concentration

Pair any degree with a sustainability concentration and broaden your career opportunities

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Fast Forward Your Career

Our career-focused professional and technical programs connect you to real opportunities that our area’s employers are looking for right now. Enrollment in our bachelor’s, associate degrees and certificate programs is open now for Winter & Spring quarters.

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89%
of Cascadia students transfer to a university
9%
Higher earnings after-college for Cascadia graduates
$16,000
Higher annual wage for Cascadia business graduates

Compared to the 33 other community colleges in the state according to SBCTC First-Time Entering Student Outcomes

7

Areas of Interest.

80 Different Pathways.

Earn your four-year degree, two-year university transfer degree, two-year applied science degree or certificate at Cascadia. Your educational and career destinations are as vast as your imagination.

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FEATURED ALUMNI

Luis Burbano

Cyclist brings sustainability lessons to civic leadership and to his own backyard—literally

Luis Burbano was working as an engineer at Boeing when he realized sustainability meant more than just riding his bike to work—it was a responsibility to his community.

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“I rode my bicycle to a mountain and went up the fire road and every 500 feet of elevation gain, I gathered data on the distribution of vegetation."

Portrait of Stephanie Krimmel with kaleidoscopic light.

Featured Story

Seattle artist Stephanie Krimmel's work tells a story not just of creativity, but of resilience.

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