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Running Start's 6-Step Enrollment Process
The Opportunity Grant program assists low-income Washington state residents who have not yet earned a degree (Associate or higher).
ABI/INFORM Trade & Industry
Business and industry.
Do you need a book or a journal article and the Peninsula College Library Media Center doesn’t have it? Don’t give up! InterLibrary Loan (ILL) is how we get materials for you that we do not own.
Campus Safety strives to provide a safe environment for students, faculty, staff and visitors that is supportive of education and the daily operations of campus facilities.
If You Have An Emergency Dial 9-1-1. Then contact Campus Safety Office:
How to Obtain Your Student Enrollment Verification Certificate
The Peninsula College Market & Deli provides dining service, a full-service espresso bar, and catering services. The Market & Deli enhances college life by providing options for nutritious and low-cost meals and coffee to students and our community.
Collegiate Housing International Port Angeles is two blocks from campus and completely furnished. All you need is your backpack and your suitcase!
WorkFirst is a referral based program that is a partnership between Peninsula College, DSHS, Employment Security, and the Department of Commerce.
Laid off or furloughed? Need money for books, supplies, or tuition? Worker Retraining (WRT) provides funding for training that leads to in-demand family-wage jobs. This funding does not need to be repaid.
Peninsula College works with key university partners to expand access to upper division educational opportunities for residents of the North Olympic Peninsula.
The Evergreen State College
Peninsula College students, including those who are studying on-line, are encouraged to reach out to club advisors for information about meeting times, projects and club membership.
- Carpentry Club
The Associated Student Council (ASC) develops Peninsula College's student budget and oversees student activities and programs, including events, services, clubs, athletics, child care, recreation, and field trips.
Peninsula College is a diverse and dynamic learning community. As such, the College maintains a strong commitment to providing a learning environment that is civil and free from disruptive behavior.
A scholarship is an excellent way to secure financial aid for your education! Most scholarships are awarded based on academic merit or other achievements, and the best part is, a scholarship doesn’t have to be repaid.
Peninsula College Foundation Scholarships
Peninsula College offers grants which are a form of financial aid and are considered “gift aid” because the student does not have to repay the funds as long as they are meeting the conditions of the award.
The Office of Financial Aid monitors your enrollment for aid adjustments at two critical times during each quarter.
- Census Date: Tenth Instructional Day of the Quarter
There are many VA rules and guidelines regarding your VA benefits. Our office will do the best we can to inform you about requirements, and will refer you to other sources if needed.
InterLibrary loan (ILL) is how we get materials for you that we do not own. We also lend our materials to other libraries.
Who may use ILL?
ILL services are provided to Peninsula College students, faculty, and staff.
Peninsula College is in partnership with the following organizations, which provide resources, both career-oriented and financial, for students and the community.
When students enter Peninsula College, they are joining a community of scholars in an environment of open inquiry and academic honesty. This community is characterized by the freedom to express and to question.
The Peninsula College Foundation is currently updating its giving platform. If you would like to make a gift during this time, we ask that you contact the Foundation directly.