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The Evergreen State College The Evergreen State College
2700 Evergreen Parkway NW
Olympia, WA, 98505

P: 360-867-6170
http://www.evergreen.edu


Fast Facts
The Evergreen State College is particularly committed to issues of social justice; it houses several public service centers, two of which serve local Native American communities, and the college offers extensive counseling and support to veterans who enroll in the school. Evergreen approaches learning in a dynamic, unique way. Students enroll in interdisciplinary, theme-based ‘programs,’ rather than in individual courses. Also, they receive narrative evaluations from their professors, rather than letter grades. 
 
STUDENT PROFILE
# of degree-seeking undergraduates                              4,228
% male/female                                                                     45/55
% African American                                                                     5
% American Indian or Alaska Native                                        3
% Asian or Pacific Islander                                                        5
% Hispanic                                                                                    5
% White                                                                                        70
% International                                                                           <1
% Pell grant recipients                                                           38.5
Distinguished first-generation and minority alumni Sharon Tomiko Santos, Washington Representative
 
ACADEMICS
full-time faculty                                                                         164
full-time minority faculty                                                            40
student-faculty ratio                                                                23:1
average class size                                                                     40
% first-year retention rate                                                          70
% graduation rate (6 years)                                                      58
Popular areas of study Culture & Language, Social Sciences, Liberal Arts/Interdisciplinary Studies, Expressive Arts, Environmental Studies
 
CAMPUS LIFE
% live on campus (% freshmen)                                        22 (79)
Multicultural student clubs and organizations Appearing Task Force on Anti-Oppression, Capoeira Angola, Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), Evergreen Queer Alliance, MeChA, Queer People of Color, Society for Trans Action and Resources (STAR), Students Educating Students about the Middle East (SESAME), Umoja, Women of Color Coalition
Athletics NAIA, Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC); m/w basketball, m/w cross country, m/w soccer, m/w track and field, w volleyball More on Athletics...
 
ADMISSIONS
# of applicants                                                                       1,989
% accepted                                                                                  94
# of first-year students enrolled                                             665
SAT Critical Reading range                                            530-660
SAT Math range                                                                 470-600
SAT Writing                                                                         510-610
ACT range                                                                               22-27
average HS GPA                                                                       3.05
Deadlines
regular decision                                                                    rolling
application fee (online)                                                  $50 ($50)
fee waiver for applicants
        with financial need                                                              yes
 
 
COST & AID
tuition                                    in-state $4,797;  out of state $15,657
room & board                                                                           $8,052
total need-based institutional
     scholarships/grants                                                      $719,250
% of students apply for need-based aid                                     68
% of students receive aid                                                               95
% receiving need-based scholarship
    or grant aid                                                                                    80
% receiving aid whose need was
     fully met                                                                                         11
average aid package                                                               $7,221
average student loan debt upon
    graduation                                                                           $15,597

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