WA S H I N G T O N S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y
YO U C O U L D B E MANAGING TV ADS FOR NBC IN LOS ANGELES!
MEET
Shon Davis
W S U G R A D UAT E CLASS OF ‘12 FROM SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
Shon lives in Los Angeles and uses his advertising education every day as a digital sales planner for Telemundo NBC. He manages multimillion dollar accounts for clients like Disney, Honda, Acura, and Universal Pictures. He regularly visits WSU and speaks with prospective students about his life-changing experience as a Coug. As soon as he can hire his own staff, he intends to fill it with Cougs.
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W H E R E D O W S U G R A D UAT E S W O R K ? Boeing, Hilton Worldwide, Microsoft, Nordstrom, Amazon, Deloitte, Insight Global, Energy Northwest, Marriott, Google, NBC, Enterprise Holdings. These are just a few of the big names. WSU students also go on to work for a wide variety of community organizations and small businesses—and also start their own.
THE COUGAR A D VA N TAG E At W S U, y o u w i l l b e m e n t o r e d b y f a c u l t y, m o t i v a t e d b y high-achieving peers, and supported by Cougs around the w o r l d . Yo u c a n m i x a n d m a t c h y o u r m a j o r ( s ) a n d m i n o r ( s ) f r o m m o r e t h a n 2 0 0 a c a d e m i c f i e l d s o f s t u d y, m a n y o f which are nationally ranked. Yo u ’ l l f i n d s t u d e n t s , f a c u l t y , a n d a l u m n i u n i t e d b y o n e c o m m o n t h r e a d : Wa s h i n g t o n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y. N o m a t t e r who you are or where you’re from, once you’re a Coug, you will have a network of supporters. They’ll help you land your first job and open career doors.
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200+ UNDERGRADUATE FIELDS OF STUDY academics.wsu.edu MAJORS & OPTIONS: Many majors allow you to specialize in your field. These options are indented under their majors. MINORS & CERTIFICATES: Many majors are also available as minors. You can add a minor or certificate to almost any major by taking a specified set of courses in the subject.
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Agricultural Biotechnology Agricultural Education Agricultural & Food Business Economics Agriculture & Food Security Agricultural Technology & Production Management Animal Sciences* Animal Management Field Crop Management Food Science General Food Science Fermentation Science Fruit & Vegetable Management Landscape, Nursery & Greenhouse Management Organic Agriculture Systems Turfgrass Management Viticulture & Enology
MINORS & CERTIFICATES Agricultural Systems Animal Sciences Crop Science Horticulture Organic Agriculture Soil Science Viticulture & Enology
ART, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN Apparel, Merchandising & Textiles Apparel Design Merchandising Architectural Studies Digital Technology & Culture Fine Arts Art History Studio Interior Design Landscape Architecture
MINORS
Architectural Studies Art Art History Digital Technology & Culture Film Studies
BIOLOGICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Biochemistry* Biophysics Molecular Biology Biology* Botany Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Entomology General Biology Teaching Earth Sciences Earth & Space Science Teaching Environmental & Ecosystem Sciences Forestry Genetics & Cell Biology* Molecular Biology Microbiology* Medical Technology Molecular Biology Neuroscience* Computational Neuroscience General Neuroscience Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Sciences* General Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Sciences Zoology* General Zoology
MINORS & CERTIFICATES
Biochemistry Biology Earth Sciences Entomology Environmental Science Forestry Genetics & Cell Biology Geospatial Analysis Microbiology Molecular Biology Molecular Biosciences Natural Resources Neuroscience Quantitative Biology Rangeland Ecology & Management Wildlife Ecology Zoology
BUSINESS AACSB accredited Carson College of Business Accounting Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Management Human Resource Management Innovation & Change Management Information Systems Marketing Hospitality Business Management Wine Business Management
MINORS & CERTIFICATES
Business Administration Entrepreneurship Hospitality Business Management Human Resource Management Wine Business Management
PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Professional schools of health and law don’t prefer or require any particular major—just choose a major you enjoy and can do well in. Professional schools in health care fields do require specific prerequisites, however. Whatever your major or professional goal, our Health Professions Student Center and Pre-Law Resource Center can help you meet the right prerequisites and prepare for the school of your choice. It is important that you visit a pre-professional specialist/advisor in your first year. healthprofessions.wsu.edu | prelaw.wsu.edu
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* = Preparation for professional schools in health care or law
WSU offers these pre-professional programs: • • • • • • • •
Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Veterinary Medicine
COMMUNICATION Communication & Society Communication & Technology Risk & Crisis Communication Science Communication Journalism & Media Production Broadcast News Broadcast Production Multimedia Journalism Strategic Communication Advertising Integrated Communication Public Relations
MINORS
Communication
ECONOMICS Agricultural & Food Business Economics Economic Sciences* Agricultural Economics Business Economics Economics, Policy & Law Environmental & Resource Economics Financial Markets International Economics & Development Quantitative Economics
MINORS
Agribusiness Economics Business Economics Economics Environmental & Resource Economics & Management Sustainable Development
EDUCATION Agricultural Education Elementary Education Music Education Social Studies Teaching
TEACHING CERTIFICATES Teaching certificates require a major in the subject. Agricultural Education Biology Chemistry Earth & Space Science English Language Arts Family & Consumer Sciences French Health & Fitness History Mathematics Music Education (General, Choral, or Instrumental) Physics Social Studies Spanish
ADD-ON ENDORSEMENTS Not available as majors Bilingual Education English Language Learners (ELL) General Science Middle Level Math Middle Level Science Reading Special Education
NURSING, PHARMACY & VETERINARY MEDICINE WSU offers professional degrees in nursing, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine to qualified students through its Colleges of Nursing, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine.
ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE Bioengineering* Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Construction Engineering Construction Management Electrical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering
HEALTH SCIENCES AT WSU SPOKANE
Computer Engineering Computer Science Construction Management East Asian Studies for Engineering & Architecture Majors Electrical Engineering Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Mechanical Engineering
HISTORY, LITERATURE & PHILOSOPHY
FOREIGN LANGUAGES & CULTURES Asian Studies Chinese Language & Culture French Teaching Spanish Teaching Japanese
ADD-ON MAJORS
Asian Studies Chinese East Asian Studies for Business Majors French French Area & Culture Studies German German Area & Culture Studies Global Studies Japanese Latin American & Spanish Area Studies Spanish
HEALTH SCIENCES
English Creative Writing Teaching Literary Studies Rhetoric & Professional Writing History* General History History Teaching Social Studies Teaching Humanities (General Studies) Philosophy*
MINORS & CERTIFICATES
These majors can only be added to other majors. French for the Professions German for the Professions Japanese for the Professions Spanish for the Professions
* Several majors include professional school prerequisites in their course of study. Basic Medical Sciences* Biochemistry* Biology* Genetics & Cell Biology* Microbiology* Medical Technology Neuroscience* Zoology*
Adolescence Gerontology Pre-Genetic Counseling Aging
Start these health science majors in Pullman and complete your degree at the University’s health sciences campus in Spokane. Nutrition & Exercise Physiology Nursing, BSN Also available in Yakima & Tri-Cities Nursing, RN to BSN Also available in Yakima, Tri-Cities, Vancouver & Walla Walla Speech & Hearing Sciences
MINORS & CERTIFICATES
MINORS
MINORS & CERTIFICATES
American Indian Studies Creative Writing Editing & Publishing English Ethics Film Studies History Humanities Linguistics Philosophy Professional Science & Technology Writing Professional Writing Queer Studies Religious Studies
MUSIC Music Music Composition Music Education Choral, General & Instrumental Teaching Music Performance Brass, Percussion, Strings, Winds Jazz Studies Keyboard Keyboard Pedagogy Voice
MINORS
Jazz Studies Music
PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Chemistry Materials Chemistry Professional Chemistry Teaching Mathematics Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics Mathematics Teaching Statistics Theoretical Mathematics Physics Astrophysics Standard Physics
MINORS & CERTIFICATES Astronomy Chemistry Geospatial Analysis Mathematics Physics Quantitative Biology Statistics
SOCIAL SCIENCES Anthropology Comparative Ethnic Studies Criminal Justice & Criminology Human Development Family & Consumer Sciences Political Science* General Political Science Global Politics Psychology Social Sciences (General Studies) Social Studies Sociology Women’s Studies
MINORS & CERTIFICATES Adolescence Anthropology Comparative Ethnic Studies Criminal Justice & Criminology Early Childhood Education Family Studies Gerontology Human Development Political Science Popular Culture Aging Psychology Sociology Women’s Studies
SPORT & FITNESS Offered through the College of Education Athletic Training Health & Fitness Sport Management Sport Sciences
MINORS
Strength & Conditioning Sport Management
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED PROGRAMS in communication, international business, organic agriculture, anthropology, hospitality business management, journalism, education, engineering, science, interior design, neuroscience, nursing, and pharmacy.
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1, 4 0 0 S T U D Y A B R O A D OPPORTUNITIES IN MORE THAN 80 COUNTRIES Economic sciences major Jake Scourey enjoys the hard-earned view atop Cerro La Campana during his study abroad experience in Chile.
YO U C O U L D B E C O M E A PHYSICIAN!
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Shanelle Briggs WSU SENIOR O LY M P I A , W A S H I N G T O N
Shanelle studied abroad in Costa Rica during summer 2016 and will graduate in December 2017 with a degree in basic medical sciences. She continues to participate in clinical research at Pullman Regional Hospital, where she works with patients and medical professionals on preventative health. Shanelle plans to attend medical school.
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“I want to change the world by being a physician who cares for patients with the cultural awareness that I’ve gained while studying abroad.”
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED PROFESSORS Learn from Fulbright Fellows, members of the National Academies, recipients of national and international honors, and some of the most-cited researchers in the world.
EXPERIENCE T H AT M AT T E R S Imagine testing a groundbreaking idea or conducting a n i m p a c t f u l l a b e x p e r i m e n t w i t h w o r l d - c l a s s f a c u l t y. At Wa s h i n g t o n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y, y o u c a n s e t y o u r s e l f apart by getting involved in academic research.
STUDEN TA L TS O T PULLMAN
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20,043
TIER 1 RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WSU is among fewer than 3% of U.S. universities that qualify for the Carnegie
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17,329 undergraduate 2,262 graduate countries U.S. states represented 452 professional represented
15:1
student-tofaculty ratio
36%
of new freshmen are multicultural
1,892
international students
Foundation’s “very high research activity” classification. (Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 2015)
HONORS COLLEGE ENRICHED CURRICULUM Smaller, discussion-based classes. Award-winning professors. Global focus. The WSU Honors College offers all of these opportunities and more. You can major in
79% of classes have fewer than 50 students 57% have fewer than 30 students
any field and still graduate in four years. The Honors College average entering high school GPA (unweighted) is 3.86.
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TOP 10 SAFEST COLLEGE TOWNS IN THE COUNTRY –SafeWise, 2015
31, 000
P O P U L AT I O N OF PULLMAN (65% STUDENTS)
DISCOVER PULLMAN We w a l k a n d b i ke e v e r y w h e r e, w h e t h e r i t ’s d o w n t o w n o r a c r o s s c a m p u s . We t h r i v e o n c o f f e e , C o u g a r G o l d c h e e s e , o p e n m i c n i g h t s , Tu e s d a y t r i v i a , a n d t h e u n i q u e n e s s o f t w o c o l l e g e towns separated by an 8-mile bike path. We h a v e s m a l l t o w n f r i e n d l i n e s s c o m b i n e d w i t h b i g c i t y amenities. It’s the best of both worlds.
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172
SUNNY DAYS PER YEAR
21''
AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL IN PULLMAN
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURES August: 84⁰ October: 60⁰ April: 57⁰ January: 37⁰
38.6'' Average annual rainfall in Seattle
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SKI RESORTS WITHIN 3.5 HOURS
WHERE E X A C T LY I S PULLMAN? GLAD YOU ASKED! Pullman is located in eastern Washington about 75 miles south of Spokane and eight miles west of Moscow, Idaho. We’re nestled among 10,000 square miles of beautiful rolling hills in an area called the Palouse. Our location is perfect for camping, hiking, skiing, kayaking, rafting, and more. Rent your gear from the Outdoor Recreation Center, grab a map, and go explore!
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF!
visit.wsu.edu
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E A T, S L E E P , AND LIVE BETTER— ON CAMPUS Studies show that students who live on campus h a v e h i g h e r G PA s t h a n s t u d e n t s w h o d o n ’ t . We c a r e a b o u t y o u r s u c c e s s , a n d t h a t ’s w h y w e r e q u i r e f r e s h m e n t o l i v e o n c a m p u s . Yo u ’ l l h o s t l a t e - n i g h t s t u d y sessions and weekend Netflix marathons, have access to our three student recreation centers, and be right in the middle of the WSU student experience.
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RESIDENCE HALLS 8
50 +
FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES
EAT BETTER ON CAMPUS!
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CAMPUS DINING HALLS
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CAMPUS MARKETS
YO U C O U L D M E E T YO U R BEST FRIENDS FOR LIFE!
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Tihani Cadiam-Moore WSU SENIOR LAHAINA, HAWAI‘I
A digital technology and culture major, Tihani dreams of working on a creative production team that develops video games or movies. A trip to Japan is also on her to-do list! Some of her favorite memories at WSU include camping, go-karting, ice skating, and hiking with friends. The friendships she has made as a Coug will last a lifetime.
“My WSU experience would not be the same had I not lived in Stephenson South and Rogers Hall . Living on campus has allowed me to meet so many smart, caring, and talented people who inspire me to better myself. ” 9
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U CRU T h e o ff ic ia l s tu d e n t fa n c lu b o f th e C o u g s d ri v e fa n p a s s s io n a n d p ri d e a t W S U a th le ti c e v e n ts .
HOME OF THE COUGS A f r i e n d l y s m i l e . A d o o r h e l d o p e n . A c h e e r f u l “ G o o d m o r n i n g .” A loud “Go Cougs!” These are just a few examples of the incredibly friendly and spirited community you’ll discover here. J o i n a c l u b . P l a y a n i n t r a m u r a l s p o r t . Vo l u n t e e r. C o l l e g e i s y o u r chance to improve your leadership skills and build long-lasting friendships.
N C A A D I V I S I O N I S P O R T S - PA C - 1 2 C O N F E R E N C E Experience the excitement! No matter the sport, you’ll be surrounded by crimson-clad fans who transform each athletic event into a celebration of Cougar Pride. men baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, indoor track & field, track & field
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A FEW WAYS TO GET INVOLVED AT WSU: 350+
student clubs
75+
intramural and club sports
40
culturally-based clubs
9,725
WSU Student Volunteers
Concerts with big-name performers like Mac Miller and Florida Georgia Line. Free movies at the CUB. Campus and community theater performances. Indie band concerts downtown.
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A P P LY T O J O I N O U R C O U G A R F A M I LY FRESHMAN ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS apply.wsu.edu To be eligible for admission, you will need to complete high school courses in these areas. cadr.wsu.edu English: 4 years Mathematics: 3 years Senior year math-based quantitative course: 1 year Examples: statistics, advanced level of applied math, math-based career and technical courses, chemistry, physics, etc.
Social sciences: 3 years Science: 2 years World language: 2 years Arts: 1 year
January 31 • Admission application deadline for fall 2017. • 2017-2018 general scholarship application deadline. • Priority date to file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Opens October 1. • Deadline to file the WASFA (Washington Application for State Financial Aid—for DACA and HB 1079 students only). Opens October 1. May 1 • Date by which admitted students need to confirm their space by paying the $200 non-refundable tuition deposit for fall 2017.
Freshman application checklist apply.wsu.edu
Assured admission WSU assures admission to U.S. high school students who are ranked in the top 10 percent of their high school class or who have an unweighted cumulative high school GPA of 3.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). assured.wsu.edu
Running Start & other college-level coursework If you have completed Running Start classes or any other college-level coursework while in high school, you should apply as a freshman to WSU. You will receive applicable college credit once we receive an official college transcript.
AP, IB, CLEP & AICE credit WSU awards credit for acceptable scores on Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), CLEP, and Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) exams. wsu.edu/advancedcredit
3.39 GPA
New freshmen average High school unweighted projected June 2016
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IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES
☐ Apply online ($50 application fee). ☐ Send official high school transcripts. ☐ Send official SAT or ACT scores. Optional: apply for scholarships. wsu.edu/scholarships Optional: apply to the Honors College. honors.wsu.edu
Admitted student checklist admitted.wsu.edu
☐ Pay $200 non-refundable tuition deposit to confirm your space.
☐ After you’ve confirmed, register for housing and
orientation. Housing is assigned on a first come, first served basis.
☐ Take placement exams and send immunization records.
3.86 GPA
Honors College new freshmen average High school unweighted
SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID financialaid.wsu.edu
Lighty Leadership Award Full tuition with the possibility of renewal for up to four years. Selection is competitive. Awarded based on unweighted cumulative high school GPA and demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities. alumni.wsu.edu/lighty
Scholarships for all U.S. residents
Affordability You can ease the financial investment significantly if you apply for scholarships and financial aid. As part of WSU’s ongoing commitment to keep the cost of attending college affordable, in-state tuition was reduced by 10 percent for the 2016-17 academic year. Out-of-state tuition has increased less than $50 total over the last five years. JOBS & WORK-STUDY: With nearly 12,000 registered employers and hundreds of on and off campus jobs for WSU students, working while in college is doable! couglink.org
Important next steps 1.
Complete the WSU General Scholarship Application every year by January 31 to be considered for 700+ scholarships university-wide. wsu.edu/scholarships
2. File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) between October 1 and January 31. fafsa.gov OR HB 1079 and DACA students should file the WASFA (Washington Application for State Financial Aid) instead. readysetgrad.org/wasfa
Glenn Terrell Presidential Scholarship $4,000 annually for up to four years. Selection is competitive. Awarded based on unweighted cumulative GPA and SAT or ACT scores. wsu.edu/scholarships National Merit Scholarship Full tuition for up to four years. Available to eligible National Merit Scholarship semifinalists and finalists. go.wsu.edu/nationalmerit Departmental scholarships Many of our academic colleges award scholarships to students studying in their departments. Most of these awards depend on your interest in a particular field or major. Some may require supplemental materials. go.wsu.edu/dep-sch
2016-2017 estimated yearly costs* (two semesters) Washington resident WA resident tuition
$9,884
Mandatory fees
$1,255
Housing (avg)
$6,607**
3. Apply for scholarships from outside sources. Get started here: scholarships.wsu.edu
Dining (avg)
$4,148**
Books
$960
Scholarships for Washington residents
Total
$22,854
University Achievement Award Based on academic credentials and renewable for a second year. uaacalculator.wsu.edu Regents Scholars Program Awarded based on nomination from a Washington high school as well as exceptional academic achievement, community, civic, and co-curricular involvement. regents-scholarship.wsu.edu Cougar Commitment WSU commits to covering the cost of tuition and mandatory fees for low/middle income Washington resident students who are receiving the Pell or State Need Grant. Deadlines need to be met to qualify. go.wsu.edu/commitment
Scholarships for Non-Washington residents Cougar Academic Award (WUE or Western Undergraduate Exchange) Based on academic credentials and awarded annually for up to four years. caacalculator.wsu.edu
Non-Washington resident Non-WA resident tuition
$24,516
Mandatory fees
$1,255
Housing (avg)
$6,607**
Dining (avg)
$4,148**
Books
$960
Total
$37,486
* Costs are subject to change. Personal expenses and transportation costs are not included in the estimates above. **Amounts represent a range of costs. Based on a double room rate, residence halls range from $5,992-$8,476. Dining plans range from $3,618-$4,578. Costs vary by residence hall/apartment lease and meal plan. housing.wsu.edu/estimator Monthly payment plans are available for housing and dining. housing.wsu.edu
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WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Vancouver
Glacier National Park
Bellingham
Victoria
Friday Harbor
Mount Baker
95
Okanogan
Mount Vernon
WASHINGTON
5
Tacoma Puyallup
Olympia
Mount Rainier
South Bend
Long Beach
90
Ellensburg
410
26
Yakima
12 5
Astoria
Portland
90
90
Moses Lake
Othello
Potholes Reservoir
Columbia River
261 26
Snake River
WSU TRI-CITIES
Columbia River
Mount Hood
Lake Coeur d’Alene
23
Silver Mountain 90
Lake Wallula
Hiawatha Trail Falls
Steptoe Butte
Moscow
Palouse 127 The Illia Falls Dunes
95
Lewiston
IDAHO
Hells Canyon
12
12
Walla Walla
Missoula
Kamiak Moscow Butte Mountain
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Mount St Helens
Flathead Lake
93 90
195
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WSU VANCOUVER
Coeur d’Alene
Cheney Moses Lake
The Gorge Amphitheatre
MONTANA
Lake Pend Oreille
WSU SPOKANE
Wenatchee 97
Kalispell
2
95
Mount Spokane
2
2
18
Schweitzer Sandpoint Mountain
395
Waterville
Seattle Bellevue
Bremerton
Chewelah Peak
Columbia River
WSU NORTH PUGET SOUND AT EVERETT
Aberdeen
Priest Lake
Colville
5
Port Angeles
PACIFIC OCEAN
95
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Bitterroot Wilderness Falls
Hamilton
Salmon River Salmon River Rapids Falls
84
The Dalles
OREGON
Pendleton
95
84
5
Salem
VISIT PULLMAN, AND YOU’LL SEE WHY SO MANY STUDENTS CHOOSE WSU.
visit.wsu.edu IMPORTANT VISIT DATES
2016 Sept. 17: Future Cougar Day
ADMISSIONS AND RECRUITMENT admissions.wsu.edu Have questions? Need advice? Contact your admission counselor: rep.wsu.edu 370 Lighty Student Services Building Washington State University PO Box 641067 Pullman, WA 99164-1067 admissions@wsu.edu • 888-GO-TO-WSU (888-468-6978) • Fax: 509-335-4902
Oct. 8 & 29: Fall Preview Dec. 3: Experience WSU*
2017 Feb. 25: Experience WSU* Mar. 4: Future Cougars of Distinction* Mar. 10-11: Future Cougars Embracing Diversity* Mar. 25: Out-of-State Experience WSU* Apr. 1 & 15: Experience WSU* Apr. 22: Preview for Juniors *admitted students only
Tell us more about yourself, and we’ll email you information tailored to your interests. info.wsu.edu
@WSUAdmissions #FutureCougs
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES (Financial aid & scholarships) financialaid.wsu.edu • financialaid@wsu.edu 509-335-9711 NEW STUDENT PROGRAMS (Alive! Orientation) alive.wsu.edu • orientation@wsu.edu 509-335-4242 HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE housing.wsu.edu • housing@wsu.edu 509-335-7732 Admission to Washington State University is granted without regard to race/ethnicity, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disabled veteran or Vietnam-era veteran status, disability, or use of a service animal.