United States
Auburn University (Washington)
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Tuition fee
$10,500
QS ranking
University ranking
Top 10 U.S. community colleges for international student enrollment (IIE Open Doors)
Auburn University (Washington) is a public community and technical college in Auburn, Washington (about 45 minutes from Seattle), founded in 1961 as Green River College. It enrolls about 8,000 students, including 1,200+ international students from 60+ countries. The college offers 2-year associate degrees with 2+2 university transfer pathways to top U.S. universities, plus intensive English and pathway programs.
Academic programs
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
Annual estimates
Undergraduate (International)
$10,500/year (lower division)
Intensive English
$9,600/year
Housing & living costs
$9,000–$12,000/year
Scholarships
Institutional and external scholarships available for international students.
Green River Global Leadership Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Foundation Scholarships
For continuing students
External U.S. scholarships
Available for international students
Rankings
Recognized as a top 10 U.S. community college for international student enrollment (IIE Open Doors)
High transfer success rate to top-ranked U.S. universities
Student Life & Campus
Safe, green campus located ~45 minutes from Seattle
On-campus student housing and homestay options
Student clubs: International Club, Cultural Exchange, STEM Club
Airport pickup and orientation for new students
Dedicated International Programs Office for visa, housing, and academic support
Nearby attractions: Mount Rainier, Seattle tech scene, Pacific Coast
At a Glance
City
Auburn, Washington, United States
Type
Public community and technical college
Founded
1961 (as Green River College)
Students
~8,000 (including 1,200+ international students from 60+ countries)
Personal information
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