Whatcom Community College

Students can live on campus in Cedar Hall, which offers suites and community space for studying, meetings, and socializing. The residence hall accommodates 230 students. Campus life also includes in-person and virtual tours, appointment support through Navigate 360, civic engagement through the ASWCC Civic Engagement Leadership Team, and job, internship, and pathway exploration resources. International Programs provides a welcoming environment and support for international students working toward their academic goals.

Academic options span Arts & Communication, Business, Culture & Society, Education & Public Services, Exploration, Healthcare & Social Services, Information Technology & Computer Science, Science, Engineering & Math, and Transitional Learning. The college also offers Running Start, allowing eligible high school juniors and seniors to earn college credits tuition-free alongside or instead of high school classes. Students can request information about programs, admissions, events, and catalogs, or contact an admissions counselor.

Whatcom Community College is in Bellingham, Washington. International students should connect with International Programs for support related to their studies and use the college's information services to learn about admissions and available programs. Campus tours can be taken in person or virtually, while Navigate 360 helps students schedule appointments with staff and resolve holds on their student accounts from a phone. Cedar Hall gives students an on-campus housing option with shared spaces for study and social connection.