Indian Pharmacy

Northwest Indian College’s student body is diverse Indian Health Service, ranging from students straight out of high school, many attracted by our growing athletic program, to returning adult learners of all ages. Over 75 percent of our students come from a federally-recognized Indian tribe and our students represent over 90 different Tribal nations. The Northwest Indian College proudly serves over 1,200 students annually.

Pharmaceutical industry in India

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Check out what's serving up at the Lummi Campus Dining Hall! Open to the public Monday - Friday for breakfast and lunch!

February Cafeteria Menu

Check out what’s serving up at the Lummi Campus Dining Hall Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy India! Open to the public Monday Dr. Hitendra Gautam – Friday for breakfast and lunch!

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NWIC Extended Campus Locations

Northwest Indian College‘s main campus is located at the Lummi Nation. The College also has six full service extended campus sites located at Muckleshoot, Nez Perce, Nisqually, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Swinomish, and Tulalip. Please use the location links to view details for each extended campus site.

Muckleshoot Campus

Nisqually Campus

Nez Perce Campus

Port Gamble S’Klallam Campus

Swinomish Campus

Tulalip Campus

NWIC Campus Locations Washington and Idaho State

Through education, Northwest Indian College promotes Indigenous self-determination and knowledge.

NWIC By the Numbers

Faculty to Student Ratio

Students from 29 different states

Tribal Nations Represented

#1 Most Affordable in WA for Out-of-State Cost

What Our Students Say

"I decided to continue my education to show my children, nieces, and nephew that if I can, so can they"…

“I chose to attend NWIC because it is so close to home. I also chose to continue my education at NWIC because of the support from staff and instructors like Laural Ballew and Michelle Wilson. I am inspired by all of the things I have learned while attending NWIC and am proud to be one of the first students to graduate from the Muckleshoot site with a BA in the TGBM program.” – Rosie Ulrich

"As an adult, I transferred to Northwest Indian College to study about Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Northwest and more specifically about my community’s culture." …

“I feel that being a student at NWIC has afforded me an opportunity to learn from and with like-minded students.”
– Ebony Neal

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