Winter Quarter Starts Jan. 4. Register Today!
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Services and most instruction for Fall and Winter Quarter will be offered remotely. See our COVID-19 page for more info.
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CCC will host a variety of events of use to all job seekers.
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There are online and in-person workshops available for students new to Canvas.
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BC welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, including non-English speakers, for our wide variety of academic and community programs.
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Are you balancing a combination of school, work, and life? Are you working hard, but still having a difficult time keeping up with bills and the rising cost of living? United Way of King County’s Benefits Hub will help you get by, get ahead, and stay ahead so that you can achieve your college and career goals. Schedule an online Zoom appointment today with one of our Financial Coaches. Phone appointments are also available for BC students.
The Counseling Center is available remotely via the internet or phone. They can help in a variety of areas (stress, anxiety, depression, and more) and in a variety of languages. The counselors are trained mental health professionals who assist students with a wide variety of personal life challenges and concerns that may be impacting academic performance.
The DRC provides a wide variety of accommodation services for disabled students, and we work to educate the community and foster inclusiveness. Please see the DRC's New Students page for information on getting registered for accommodations and their special webpage for this unique quarter that clarifies accommodation differences between on-campus, online, and remote courses. The page also includes best practices for remote learning and resources for reporting COVID-19 bias incidents.
