Location | Wenatchee, Washington |
Online | wvc.edu |
School Type | Public 2 Year |
Setting | Small City |
Size | Small |
Status | Non-profit |
On Campus Housing | Yes |
Level of Study | Undergrad |
Wenatchee Valley College, established in 1939, serves as a public two-year institution in Wenatchee, Washington, situated along the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains approximately 150 miles east of Seattle. The main campus occupies 52 acres in a small urban setting, featuring modern classroom buildings and a recently renovated recreation center, while a satellite campus operates in Omak. The college provides workforce training and transfer degree programs, with notable offerings in nursing, agriculture, computer technology, and natural resources. Students can access on-campus housing at the recently constructed residence hall, which opened in 2010 and accommodates approximately 200 students. The college competes in the Northwest Athletic Conference, participating in baseball, softball, volleyball, and men's and women's basketball.
Fee | Cost |
---|---|
Books and Supplies | $1,086 |
Other Fees | $510 |
Room and Board | $7,900 |
Budget for Other Expenses | $5,200 |
Total One Year Cost | $19,154 |
Fee | Cost |
---|---|
Books and Supplies | $1,086 |
Other Fees | $510 |
Room and Board | $7,900 |
Budget for Other Expenses | $5,200 |
Total One Year Cost | $19,644 |
Subject | Percent of Class |
---|---|
Liberal Arts and Humanities | 42% |
Health Professions | 32% |
Agriculture | 7% |
Business | 5% |
Mechanic and Repair Technologies | 5% |
Primary data source, U.S. Department of Education https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/?id=236975 IPEDS survey data for Wenatchee Valley College.
Current students may use the Wenatchee Valley College GPA calculator to determine their current college GPA.
Last updated February 24, 2024