Everything!. Wonderful instructors who are dedicated to each students success. Friendly and…read moreefficient front office staff. Flexible days and times for classes.

Well. Honestly. This was a good area to get your cert--all the instructors were fine. Structure of…read morethe class was pretty much, review over the textbook, watch a LOT of the review videos, go over hw, go over videos again. Very very very repetitive. But good luck with contacting them. The receptionist isn't always on time to work and it's EXTREMELY hard to contact her to get appointments changed, class reschedules (due to snow), and get any online certifications (CPR, AED, HIV). I still haven't received my certs and it's a mess. Please be aware of this. So overall, good class with nice professors, slightly tedious and repetitive, and contacting them..... Good luck.

I attended Shoreline Community College full-time from the Autumn of 2008 through the Spring of…read more2010, earning my first college degree - an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree focused in mathematics and multicultural studies. My commencement was the week before my the commencement for my high school diploma from Shorewood High School, I was 17 years of age at both. It was cool to be able to earn credits for both high school and college as part of the Washington State Running Start program. While attending Shoreline Community College, I split my extracurricular activities - taking part in clubs here and sports through the high school. The student body was diverse, which I enjoyed. I still remember a particular group I was part of in a history/political science class where I was 16 years of age, another person was 24 years of age, and a third person was 40+ years of age with a 20 year old son... The 40+ year old even said they had a hard time taking me seriously because I was so young. I appreciated honesty and transparency like this from the students. My classes were across the board above average from my perspective and I can say there was not a bad experience in my two years here. When classes were close together temporally and spaced physically apart, I found I had to walk fast to make it to my next class on time. Parking was easy to find if I came early enough in the morning, otherwise it could be a bit of a wait. The bookstore was a magical place to me, where I could get textbooks, snacks, and other school supplies. Happy to have attended, and graduated from, Shoreline Community College.

ESL is free for residents what a great opportunity to learn English for anyone new to this countryread more

Great DJ and instructor. Really good at giving the basics and then stepping back. We had a ton of…read morefun!

I highly recommend Dental Assistant Training Center. I looked forward to going to class every week…read moreand feeling more and more confident to find my new career in the dentistry field. Danielle and Monica made lecture so much fun and it's very apparent they love what they do! I feel very lucky to be able to attend a school that offers "hands-on" training not only at a school setting, but on actual patients. I am going to miss attending school, but I look forward to take what I learned with me. -March 2021 Graduate ‍

Really enjoyed being trained by Danielle and also Angela, I gain so much dental knowledge and also…read morehands on experience. Thank you