7000 Campus Living has officially opened Applications for Winter 2026! Check out our website, fill out our contact form to email us, or give our office a call to schedule a tour!
Our primary availability is in private bedrooms in our 4-bedroom apartments, or shared bedrooms in our 2-bedroom apartments, but there are limited quantities of other unit types as well.
Living on campus comes with so many benefits! Easy class commutes, lower parking fees than surrounding apartment complexes, community events with Residential Life and Student Life right outside your door, and a chance to make new friends outside of the classroom!
Minimum age: 17 years old.
10 credits/quarter required.
$37 per person application fee. Housing fees vary by unit type.
This morning, an issue related to our campus construction projects caused the gas line sensor feeding into Building 1700 to trip, resulting in a temporary loss of heat. The issue has been addressed, and gas is now safely running through the building. Classes and work will continue as normal through this afternoon.
The gas line will need to be shut off later today in order to make repairs, which means the building will be too cold for evening classes. Please check Canvas for updated classroom assignments. While there is no danger to students at this time, we will be relocating all evening classes scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. in Building 1700 to alternate areas. Building 1700 will close at 3:30 pm today.
Please note that as a result, the roadway around Building 1700 will be completely closed today while repairs are underway. During this closure, the only access to Building 1800 will be via the walk ramp on the west side of the building, adjacent to the Building 1900/2000 roundabout.
As part of the ongoing construction work for the Bracken building, power will be shut down to the following buildings on Sunday, 10/26, and Sunday, 11/2:
1800
1900
2000
2100
2300
No electrical or heat will be available from 7am to 7pm on those dates.
Students who believe this planned shutdown will impact their schoolwork or other academic activities should contact their instructor.
On Wednesday, 10/22, law enforcement will be conducting an all-day training exercise at a nearby location. As a part of this training, the King County Sheriff’s Office helicopter, Guardian 2, will conduct flight operations in and around Shoreview Park.
The college hopes that this advanced notification will assist with reducing or limiting the concerns of those who may witness the flight operations. We would like to thank our partners at Shoreline Police and the King County Sheriff’s Office for reaching out and providing us with this information in advance.
Free Mental Health First Aid Training Offered at Shoreline Community College!
Shoreline Community College Counseling Center is offering free Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training for our campus community. MHFA is a research-supported international education program developed to teach adults how to recognize and respond to signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges. MHFA is a skills-based course that gives people the tools to assist someone who might be struggling with mental health or substance use challenges and connect them with appropriate support and resources. To date, 2.5 million people across the United States have been trained in MHFA.
Just as CPR helps those without clinical training assist an individual having a heart attack, MHFA prepares participants to interact with a person experiencing a mental health crisis. Mental Health First Aiders learn a 5-step Action Plan that guides them through reaching out and offering appropriate support.
With support from the Counseling Center, this training (valued at $170.00/participant) is FREE to Shoreline Community College employees and students.
Training Details:
We are currently offering a blended training which includes:
2-hour, self-paced online training prior to the in-person training and
6.5 hour in-person training
This quarter’s in-person training is scheduled for: Monday, November 17th, 9:00am-3:30pm
The self-paced online training must be completed prior to attending the in-person training. You must complete the online and in-person training to become a certified Mental Health First Aider. MHFA certification lasts for 3 years.
Please email Gwyn Hoffman-Robinson at gehoffman@shoreline.eduto register and/or find out more information. Please note registration is limited and a waiting list will be started when capacity is reached. Once registered, details as far as room location, etc. will be shared.
Too many college students today are being forced to make impossible choices, often choosing between paying for food and rent, or staying in school. The lack of reliable access to housing, food, and other essentials has become a growing crisis, making it harder for students to complete their education and secure living-wage jobs.
The Shoreline College Foundation is raising funds to ensure students have access to the essentials they need to succeed. To that end, the Foundation is proud to announce generous contributions from BECU (Boeing Employees Credit Union) and Coastal Community Bank, with each institution awarding $10,000 to support Shoreline’s Basic Needs Support program. These investments will help ensure Shoreline students have access to food, housing assistance, tuition support, and other critical resources, helping to remove financial barriers to education.
“We are deeply grateful for BECU and Coastal Community Bank’s commitment to our students,” said Wendy Coates, Associate Vice President of Advancement and Executive Director of the Shoreline College Foundation. “Their generosity reflects the power of partnership, and their support will directly impact students who are working hard to achieve their goals while also facing financial challenges.”
BECU is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative guided by the credit union philosophy of “people helping people.” Putting people over profit drives BECU’s everyday business decisions. Unlike many financial institutions, BECU is owned by its members, not private shareholders, which enables the credit union to reinvest in community well-being through programs like Shoreline’s Basic Needs Support program.
Coastal Community Bank has a long-standing tradition of giving back to the communities it serves. In alignment with the Community Reinvestment Act, Coastal supports nonprofit organizations that strengthen communities, particularly those serving low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Their focus areas include affordable housing, financial education, workforce development, neighborhood revitalization, health and social services, and youth programs.
“We believe that your work contributes significantly to the community, and we are excited to support your efforts,” said Colleen Temple, Vice President and Community Impact Manager at Coastal Community Bank.
The need for student support is urgent. According to the Fall 2024 Washington Student Experience Survey:
52% of students reported experiencing food and housing insecurity
44% reported food insecurity alone
Students at two-year colleges, especially parents, first-generation students, and those from low-income households are disproportionately affected
One student shared, “Pursuing higher education is challenging enough, but dealing with food insecurity and housing instability makes the journey even tougher. These basic needs become constant distractions, making it hard to focus on school. I often find myself sitting in class thinking about how I’m going to make ends meet, whether I’ll have enough money for food, or how I’ll pay rent.”
The Shoreline College Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to growing philanthropy in support of the students and programs of Shoreline College. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference in the lives of students.
With the partnership of BECU and Coastal Community Bank, the Foundation can continue building a future where all students feel safe, supported, and equipped to thrive.
The wireless network across campus in all buildings has been restored through our back-up line. The wired network still remains unstable at this time due to an external issue. We are waiting for more information from our internet provider.
Please continue all in-person operations and classes as per usual.
The SCC Counseling Center provides free, short-term mental health, career, and student success counseling to students. Crisis counseling is available to students who feel unable to keep themselves safe if you walk in to the Counseling Center (FOSS 5251) during college business hours. The Counseling Center can also help you connect with mental health care off-campus. To schedule an appointment, walk in or call (206) 546-4594.
At 6:40 a.m. today (9/25), we experienced some instability with our campus network.
Currently, the wired network remains unstable. The wireless network is operational in specific areas, and our team is working to reroute all services through the wireless network within the next few hours should wired issues persist.
All classes are proceeding as scheduled and all campus services remain operational and open for in-person business.
We will provide further updates as soon as more information becomes available.
Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve this issue.
Rory O’Connor has resigned from his position as Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer program, effective immediately, due to personal reasons.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Coach O’Connor for his dedication and contributions. His leadership and commitment were key in rebuilding our program.
In the interim, Obed Kouassi has been appointed as Head Coach for the 2025–26 season. Coach Kouassi brings a wealth of experience and passion for the game, and we are confident in his ability to guide the team forward.
We wish Coach O’Connor all the best in his future endeavors and look forward to the upcoming season under Coach Kouassi’s leadership
