Peninsula College

Peninsula College offers study options across arts and communication, business and management, healthcare, information technology, math and science, skilled trades, and social sciences and education. Its programs include Bachelor of Applied Science degrees, current degree and certificate programs, university transfer, workforce education, GED and ESL study, and opportunities for current high school students. Mobile programs bring education and training to rural residents, employers, and people seeking career pathways.

The college connects academic study with community needs through continuing education, corporate and nonprofit training, customized courses, and worker retraining support. Students may also find tutoring, counseling, career guidance, technology help, child care, wraparound services, and other resources. Wraparound Services connect students with housing assistance, healthcare, and community resources. Student life includes clubs and organizations, arts, culture, sports, athletics, and the Associated Student Council.

Port Angeles is the college's primary location, with additional locations in East Jefferson County and Forks. The Peninsula College Longhouse, ʔaʔk̓ʷustəƞáwt̓xʷ House of Learning, is the first longhouse built on a community college campus in the United States. The academic year follows summer, fall, winter, and spring quarters. International students should plan around quarter application, registration, tuition, refund, and withdrawal deadlines, which differ by term and course format.