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Seattle Central College
Historic, Community-Driven, Rooted in Activism
I got my confidence back here. I now know what I can do and where I can go. Seattle Central College gave me the foundation to have a great life.
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– Xander H., Business Technology alum
Campus Life
Located in vibrant Capitol Hill, Seattle Central puts you right at the heart of progress, equity, and social justice in our city. And, of course, adjacent to incredible food, art, music, and culture.
Since 1966, Seattle Central College has helped lead historic social justice movements, events, and demonstrations that have inspired national and global change. Big ideas and progressive thinking are at the core of Seattle Central’s culture and curriculum, which produces some of our city’s leading chefs, social scientists, engineers, medical professionals, artists, designers, and more.
As a student at Central, you will be part of one of the most diverse colleges in the state and be exposed to new ideas and worldviews every day, without even leaving the classroom.
Things To Do On Campus
• Experience the beautiful Seattle skyline from our campus rooftop.
• Take a long-deserved break or connect with a close friend on the scenic, green lawn in nearby Cal Anderson Park.
• Enjoy the relaxing sounds of fountain water at our iconic, atrium fountain.
Programs We Offer
No matter where your passions lie, Seattle Central College offers a variety of high-quality, affordable programs that include bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees, and professional certificates. All designed to help you achieve your education and career goals.

Highlighted Programs
• Computer Science
• Marine Engineering Technology
• Nursing
• Social and Human Services
• Software Development
• Visual Media
Explore more programs and information at seattlecolleges.edu/programs
Meet our mascot, the Bengal Tiger
Revived in 2020, and the original mascot of Broadway High School in 1902, the Bengal Tiger represents the same strength and courage our students and faculty use to pursue the things that matter to them most.