Washington State University

Admission, Scholarships, Financial Aid

Help your students with the application, scholarship, and financial aid process.


Admission requirements


Washington State Residents

Assured Admission

Washington State students ranked among the top 10 percent of their class or who have earned at least a 3.5 GPA at the time of application now have assured admission to Washington State University.

Completed applications to attend WSU must be submitted by published deadlines. January 31 is the priority application deadline for fall semester 2011. To maintain assured admission, students must complete core course and admission requirements as outlined by the Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board, keep their high school grades and standing at the same level during their senior year, and graduate prior to their enrollment at WSU.

Check out these Scholarships for Washington State residents


Free Application for Federal Student Aid

To receive the maximum financial assistance for which they are eligible, students should complete the Free Application for Financial Aid (FAFSA) between January 1 and February 15 of their senior year. Students who enroll in the spring should update their FAFSA applications.


WSU Scholarship information and how to apply

To be automatically considered for more than 700 WSU award programs based on academic merit, financial need, or both, students must complete the WSU scholarship application and the WSU admissions applications no later than January 31 of their senior year. Direct your students here for more helpful information on applying for scholarships.


Forms and additional information your students may need

 

Student studying

Anticipating your expenses

Estimated undergraduate costs for the 2012-13 academic year

Tuition
Residents:         $11,386
Non-residents: $24,468

Room and board*
Residents:         $10,524
Non-residents: $19,5524

Mandatory fees
Residents:        $914
Non-residents: $914

Totals***
Residents:         $22,824
Non-residents:  $35,906

*Price reflects an average of all traditional undergraduate campus housing and dining plans; costs vary by residence hall and apartment lease.

***In addition to these costs, we suggest that you include about $936 for books, $2,108 for personal expenses, and $1,434 for transportation.
Office of Admission, PO Box 641067, Washington State University, Pullman WA 99164-1067, 509-335-5586, Contact Us