Train for a new career or prepare for employment with help from BFET.
Opportunities for education and career development for low income students who qualify for, or who receive, basic food benefits.
In a partnership with Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS), Lower Columbia College offers opportunities for education and career development to low income-students who qualify to receive, or are currently receiving, federally issued basic food benefits.
While BFET does not provide tuition assistance to students at this time, students may qualify for other assistance such as child care. BFET allows students who are receiving federally issued basic food benefits to continue receiving those benefits while attending school.
Complete the application, attend an information session, and get help with related services.
Complete the Student Success Grant Textbook assistance application.
It's short, free and anonymous. If you pre-quality, you can sign up for planning workshops.
Click the image to take the survey:
Take a survey to see if you quality for BFET or other services.
It's short, free and anonymous. If you pre-quality, you can sign up for planning workshops.
Complete the application, attend an information session, and get help with related services.
Make an appointment to meet with a BFET Coordinator through the Career Center by calling (360) 442-2330. Walk-ins welcome during regular business hours.
