Founded in 1964, Shoreline Community College offers more than 100 academic, professional/technical and job training programs to meet the community’s lifelong learning needs.
Returning Students If you attended Shoreline within one calendar year of the term you wish to return, you do not need to reapply for admission. Visit the Former Students page to update your information, find your ctcLink ID number, and learn when you can register for classes View the Class Schedule for the current schedule of classes If you last attended Shoreline before 2016, you must reapply ...
ctcLink, Shoreline's self-service portal allows you to manage your college business online including enrolling in classes, viewing your degree path, checking your financial records and aid, paying tuition, and more!
Hello Friends of Shoreline, Here’s what you need to know this month! Campus Updates Shoreline’s New Logo: In December, we asked our community to vote on Shoreline’s new logo. The results are …
NOTE: Shoreline uses Canvas to deliver online course content, and all classes, except those held fully In Person, require access to a computer and the internet. Visit our Technical Requirements page for information.
Shoreline Community College’s Parent Child Center (PCC) collaborates with faculty members in the Parenting Education Program to provide childcare and early learning services for the children of students, college employees, and community members between the ages of six weeks and five years.
The Shoreline College Continuing Education program is an open learning community that offers affordable non-credit courses and events for those who are looking to learn a new skill, prepare for industry certification, or enrich their personal lives.