The Jumpstart program serves as a bridge to College by enrolling students in prep writing and reading courses. It offers English 91, Read 91/81, and support class. There is no cost, but students must go through the application process listed below. Students need to take the ESL COMPASS test, fill out the application, write a
The Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA) is for people who don’t file a federal FAFSA application Eligibility for several Washington State financial aid programs has expanded to include students who are ineligible for federal financial aid due to immigration status. Students who meet individual program, income, or residency requirements for the Washington College Grant, the
Filling out the FAFSA can make you eligible for multiple types of financial aid — including grants, scholarships, student loans and work-study — to fund some or all of your college education. You can file it at fafsa.ed.gov.
Current students are provided with a credit each quarter to use for printing and/or copying. Students must first activate their account in order to access these funds. If a student has used up their credit for the quarter, they may add value to their account at the kiosks in Building 6 (first floor), the Library
To avoid delays in receiving your financial aid, make sure to check your ctcLink Student Portal for any missing documents and submit them within 10 days. Please note that the Highline College Financial Aid Office requires 10 days to process all submitted documents. How to Review To Do Lists in the ctcLink Student Portal. Check Your Financial Aid
Work study is essentially a job and the work study program is funded through federal and state aid need based financial aid programs. Learn more by visiting the Work Study and Student Employment website. Visit Student Employment Website
All the information about Financial Aid can be found on the Financial Aid website. Visit Financial Aid Website
Women’s Programs is a great resource for all students (men and women alike!) who are looking for resources to remove barriers to stay in school. Women’s programs also offers confidential resources for people experiencing domestic violence. They are located in Building 6 and you can learn more by visiting the Women's Programs and WorkFirst Services
