• How do I enroll at SFCC? Visit the Getting Started at SFCC page.
• Am I Eligible for financial aid? Visit the Financial Aid site.
• How Much Does It Cost? Visit the Tuition Rates and Student Fees pages.

Are you a current or recent library employee? Would you like to receive college credit for your library work experience? Students in the degree program at SFCC can submit documentation to the Library and Information Services program administrator to determine how much library work experience can be substituted for coursework. This may reduce time spent in class and reduce your total tuition costs as well! Students must be enrolled in the Library and Information Services program at SFCC. All requests must be approved by the program administrator and the SFCC registrar.

Are you a Washington State Employee? Take advantage of the Washington State Employee tuition waiver. For more information visit the Tuition Wavers page.

Many libraries and state library associations offer scholarships and tuition assistance for current library employees to further their education. Go to the American Library Association website or visit the Library Associations site for information about scholarships available through them.

If you do not qualify for financial aid, you may qualify for the Hope and Lifelong Learning Tax Credit. Go to the Tax Credit page for more information.

If you are 60 years of age or older and a Washington resident you could qualify for the senior tuition waiver. To find out more go to the Tuition Waivers page.

Visit the SFCC Scholarship Search page to locate scholarships or other forms of tuition assistance.

This initiative helps unemployed Washington State workers retrain and enter the workforce. Go to the Worker Retraining page for more information.

This program assists with tuition, books, fees, childcare fees for eligible students. To find out more visit the Work Study page.

If you are a veteran you may qualify for tuition assistance, go to the Veterans page for more information.