Washington Community Colleges with the Smallest Number of Students

Academy of Interactive Entertainment is the smallest college with 47 students including both undergraduate and graduate students.

Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building with 50 students and Pacific Northwest Christian College with 130 students are following it in the list of Smallest Washington Community Colleges with the Fewest Students.

Academy of Interactive Entertainment is the smallest school with 47 students and Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building has the second lowest population with 50 students.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $22,933 and graduate tuition & fees is - for the academic year 2024-2025.

Comparison between Smallest Washington Community Colleges With The Fewest Students

Table. Smallest Washington Community Colleges With The Fewest Students Comparison
School NameTotal PopulationUndergraduateGraduateMenWomenOnline Enrollment
1
1
Academy of Interactive Entertainment Seattle, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 47
29
47
(100.00%)
-
(-2.13%)
27
(57.45%)
20
(42.55%)
-
(0.00%)
2
1
Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building Port Hadlock, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 50
7
50
(100.00%)
-
(-2.00%)
42
(84.00%)
8
(16.00%)
-
(0.00%)
3
-
Pacific Northwest Christian College Kennewick, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 130
1
130
(100.00%)
-
(-0.77%)
105
(80.77%)
25
(19.23%)
1
(0.77%)
4
-
Summit Salon Academy Tacoma, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 138
10
138
(100.00%)
-
(-0.72%)
3
(2.17%)
135
(97.83%)
-
(0.00%)
5
-
Carrington College-Spokane Spokane, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 353
57
353
(100.00%)
-
(-0.28%)
164
(46.46%)
189
(53.54%)
89
(25.21%)
6
-
Pima Medical Institute-Renton Renton, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 456
56
456
(100.00%)
-
(-0.22%)
68
(14.91%)
388
(85.09%)
-
(0.00%)
7
-
Pima Medical Institute-Seattle Seattle, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 471
21
471
(100.00%)
-
(-0.21%)
107
(22.72%)
364
(77.28%)
-
(0.00%)
8
-
Perry Technical Institute Yakima, WAPrivate, 2-4 year 1,072
99
1,072
(100.00%)
-
(-0.09%)
886
(82.65%)
186
(17.35%)
-
(0.00%)
Average340340
(100.00%)
-
(0.00%)
175
(51.60%)
164
(48.40%)
45
(13.25%)