Winter quarter grades are now available on ctcLink, and spring quarter is almost here!
If you’re still finalizing your spring quarter class schedule, there are some great options available to you.
Whether you’re looking to stay on track for graduation, get the most from your financial aid, or explore a new interest, there are plenty of courses to choose from.
Here are of some of the options available to you this spring:
PSYC 230: Multicultural Psychology
In a diverse and interconnected world, gaining the knowledge & skills to be more multiculturally competent is essential.
PHIL 210: Comparative Religion
Explore the world’s major faiths to gain deeper insights into the values & practices that influence societies globally.
ENGL 271: Beginning Poetry Writing
Writing poetry expands your imagination, empathy, and language skills, and it helps you discover new alternatives to routine existence and perception.
BUS 265: Adv Excel for Data
This class is an invaluable investment for anyone looking to elevate their data analysis skills.
BUS 268: Data Visualization
In today’s data-driven world, the ability to present data in a visually engaging way is essential for informed decision making.
BUS& 101: Introduction to Business
Build a strong foundation to help you understand the modern market economy and its relationship to social responsibility.
Spring quarter begins on April 2 and classes are filling up, so be sure to register soon!
If you’re unsure which classes meet your program requirements, be sure to talk to your advisor before registering. Domestic students should reach out to the Advising Center and International Students should contact International Advising.
We’re looking forward to seeing you in class this spring quarter!
Looking for a creative break from your studies? Join Shoreline Community College’s Learn to Weave on a Tabletop Loom workshop and discover the art of weaving in just one day. Whether you’re new to fiber arts or looking to expand your skills, this hands-on class will teach you the basics, including loom setup, color changes, and finishing techniques. By the end of the session, you’ll have woven your own cotton washcloths and gained the skills to create scarves, pillow covers, towels, and more.
The class includes weaving supplies and handouts, though students must bring a scissor, pen, and three balls of 100% cotton yarn in suitable colors for stripes or plaids. Participants may also bring their own assembled rigid heddle loom with a 7.5 or 8 dent heddle. Open to students 15+ and adults of all ages, this workshop is a great way to de-stress, get creative, and learn a new skill.
Date: March 29, 2025 | Time: 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM | Location: Room 1504, SL015 Building | Fee: $135
No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to learn and create!
Emergencies can happen anytime—be prepared with CPR and First Aid training at Shoreline Community College. In partnership with WestCoast CPR Training and the Health and Safety Institute, this hybrid course equips participants with essential life-saving skills, including CPR, AED use, and basic first aid for adults, children, and infants.
The training begins with a comprehensive 4-hour online course, followed by an interactive, hands-on session at Shoreline Community College. The in-person portion provides the opportunity to practice CPR techniques and emergency response skills under expert guidance.
This one-day course takes place on March 26, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, in Room 1724 of the 1700 Building. The registration fee is $109, and the course is open to students 16 and older.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a CPR/AED & First Aid certification card valid for two years.
Whether for work, school, or personal preparedness, this training provides the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in an emergency. Register today and be ready to make a difference!
Japan offers a rich environment of arts, culture, and history where centuries-old traditions exist in contrast with ultra-modern lifestyles. Miyazaki is known for its cultural heritage and natural splendor. The city’s historical sites, such as Miyazaki Jingu shrine, stand as testaments to Japan’s deep-rooted cultural legacy, inviting exploration into centuries-old customs and beliefs. In Tokyo, you will encounter sumo wrestling, Kabuki Theater, ancient castles, and temples dating back to the days of Samurai warriors. The modern side of Tokyo includes trendy and eccentric street fashions in the Harajuku district, the latest in high technology, electronics, and gadgetry, as well as anime in a city that never sleeps. Osaka is known for its vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and incredible street food. It is home to Osaka Castle, a symbol of the city’s past, and the bustling Dotonbori district, famous for its neon lights, restaurants, and entertainment.
Costa Rica is a land of many natural wonders: Caribbean and Pacific coastlines, luscious rainforests, dense cloud forests, volatile volcanoes, and abundant animal and plant life. Immerse yourself in language and culture while surrounded by unparalleled natural beauty and the warm, welcoming people of Costa Rica. The Costa Ricans (Ticos y Ticas) are dedicated to promoting harmony between nature, community development, and economic growth. They have made a major commitment to protect the nation’s natural resources and beauty while preserving its long tradition of political democracy and stability.
Barcelona is simply a spectacular city in which to study and live. It is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe and the most modern city in Spain. Situated on the Mediterranean, it is a city of contrasts, mixing the best of old and new, traditional and trendy, religious and secular, conservative and progressive. As such, this vibrant city offers you the unique opportunity to both surround yourself with Spanish language and tradition while at the same time taking advantage of its mixture of Spanish and Catalan cultures. With Barcelonans fluent in both languages, you can perfect your Spanish while also learning some Catalan! People in Spain are passionate fans of football (soccer), delicious food, family, and celebrating and enjoying life to its fullest.
Do you want to be part of a dynamic learning community while satisfying General Education course requirements?
This spring quarter, we’re excited to bring back Interdisciplinary Studies!
What is Interdisciplinary Studies? With Interdisciplinary Studies, two courses and two instructors come together in a single classroom to explore a common theme, allowing you to earn 10 credits and satisfy requirements in two subject areas.
What is the theme this spring? Asia Unmasked: Traditions, Revolutions, and Secrets.
We’ll explore the art, philosophy and revolutions of China, Korea, and Japan. Through historical documents, cinema, and fiction, we will examine multiple perspectives such as how Confucianism, Buddhism, and native religions were used to both enlighten and to rule over the common people.
How do I register? Visit the Asia Unmasked website. There you will find additional details as well as links to register for the classes. Not sure if these courses are suitable for your program of study? Please check with your advisor before registering.
Want more information? If you have any questions, feel free to contact the instructors:
