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Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building

Port Hadlock, WA

N/A

Acceptance Rate

$20,025

Avg Cost (In-State)

$20,025

Avg Cost (Out-of-State)

N/A

Graduation Rate

50

Total Enrollment

Popular programs

Wooden Boat BuildingMarine SystemsBoat DesignTraditional Boatbuilding Techniques

Application requirements

Regular Deadline

Rolling admissions

Common App

No

Test Policy

Test Free

Essays Required

0

Letters of Rec

0

Application Fee

$50

Interview

Not required

Essays: Application includes questions about woodworking experience and goals but no formal essays

Note: Vocational/trade school application process; requires completed application form and deposit to secure enrollment

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Graduate outcomes

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard

$45,516

Median Earnings at 6 Years

median graduate salary 6 years after starting

Earnings data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Figures reflect federal aid recipients only — actual median earnings may be higher at schools where many students receive grants rather than loans.

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