Basic information: Puyalup, located in Washington, D.C., was founded in 1967. It is a comprehensive private college and one of the two main colleges in the Pierce Community College District. It mainly provides educational services for Pierce County, Washington, D.C.

Professional courses: Business research, accounting, education, health science, customer service, corporate culture, fashion design, human resource management, marketing, retail management, administrative assistant, international trade, child nutrition management, computer information technology, computer network management, building safety, criminal justice, homeland security, oral hygiene, digital design, nursing, real estate development and other professional courses.

Faculty: Equipped with excellent teachers in related fields, all teachers have master's or doctoral degrees, and can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance to help students achieve success.

Teaching features: Small class teaching enables students to receive more careful guidance and help newly graduated high school students gradually adapt to the university learning mode. The college also provides an English conversation partner program, which helps overseas students who have just arrived in the United States learn English. In addition, the school's course time is relatively flexible, and students can freely choose their study time.

School facilities: Complete facilities, including library, cafeteria, writing lab, teaching center, computer room, fitness center, etc. Free Internet access is also provided, with more than 1,000 computers for students to use.

Transfer partner institutions: Transfer program cooperation with the University of Washington Tacoma, Washington State University, Portland State University, University of Montana, Central Washington University, Pacific Lutheran University, Lewis-Clark State College, Concordia University and other institutions.