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The colleges and universities listed are members of the Intercollege Relations Commission, a unit of the Washington Council on High School College Relations. ICRC member schools are regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). For many more opportunities to earn a bachelor’s degree in Washington state, visit Washington Colleges and Universities.

• Bastyr University
• Central Washington University
• Cornish College of the Arts
• Eastern Washington University
• Gonzaga University
• Heritage College
• Northwest Indian College
• Northwest University
• Pacific Lutheran University
• Seattle Pacific University
• Seattle University
• St. Martin's University
• The Art Institute of Seattle
• The Evergreen State College
• Trinity Lutheran College
• University of Puget Sound
• University of Washington
• University of Washington-Bothell
• University of Washington-Tacoma
• Walla Walla College
• Washington State University
• Washington State University – Tri-Cities
• Washington State University – Vancouver
• Western Washington University
• Whitman College
• Whitworth College

Which community colleges offer applied bachelors’ degrees

Four community colleges offer applied bachelor’s degrees at this time. These degrees build more education and training onto two-years of training at the community and technical colleges. Get the skills to go further in your career. The colleges and degrees are:

• Bellevue Community College – Bachelor of Applied Science in Radiation and Imaging Sciences
• Olympic College, Bremerton – Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)
• Peninsula College, Port Angeles – Bachelor of Applied Science
• South Seattle Community College, West Seattle – Bachelor of Applied Science in Hospitality Management