Financial aid helps students and their families pay for college. It is designed specifically for students who have not earned their first bachelor’s degree. If eligible, you may receive assistance with educational expenses including tuition, school fees, books, supplies and transportation. There are several types of financial aid, including grants and scholarships, work study and
CASE can help students research and explore career fields. If you are undecided of a career or would like to research about salary, education or current labor information. For More Information Location: Builidng 6 - Lower Floor Phone: (206) 592-3350 Website: Career & Student Employment (CASE)
Access Services at Highline College supports and assists students with disabilities with campus and classroom accommodations. For More Information Phone: (206) 592-3857 TTY (206) 592-4853 Website: Access Services
DVR provides employment services and counseling to individuals with disabilities who want to work, but experience barriers to work because of a physical, sensory, and/or mental disability. A DVR counselor works with each person to develop a customized plan of services designed to help them reach their goal. For More Information Phone: 1-800-637-5627
WES is a start-up financial assistance program designed to support students who are pursuing a professional-technical degree and/or certificate. Students may receive assistance for tuition, books, DSHS childcare subsidy referral, and accessing public benefits.
To view a list of required classes for your program, log onto your online ctcLink Student Portal. Complete an Add/Drop Form and submitting it to Registration & Records. Meet with a Pathway Advisor in the Advising Center to explore the different programs at Highline and create a class plain.
