College and departmental scholarships
Most of the University's academic colleges award scholarships of their own. The WSU scholarship application puts you into consideration for most of these — several hundred award programs, in all — in addition to the university-wide scholarship programs.
Most of these awards depend on your interest in a particular field or major, and some may require supplemental materials, so be sure to check out their requirements.
Agricultural, human, and natural resource sciences
The College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences (CAHNRS) awards scholarships to students in all of its 20+ majors.
More about CAHNRS scholarships
Business
Available to students who have certified a major in the College of Business or who have a strong interest in business.
More about business scholarships
Communication
The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication awards scholarships to students interested in broadcasting, journalism, public relations, and general communications.
More about communication scholarships
Education
Undergraduate and graduate students who are certified into a major in the College of Education are eligible for scholarships.
More about education scholarships
Engineering and architecture
Scholarships from the College of Engineering and Architecture for students working toward a degree in engineering, architecture, or construction management.
More about engineering/architecture scholarships
Liberal arts and humanities
The College of Liberal Arts awards scholarships based on a variety of criteria, including academic performance, talents, and community involvement. Some awards may carry preferences with regard to major, special talent, or other characteristics.
More about College of Liberal Arts scholarships
Science
Awards for students who are working toward a major in the sciences and have a faculty advisor from the College of Sciences in their field of study.
More about scholarships for science majors
Veterinary medicine and neuroscience
The College of Veterinary Medicine awards scholarships to certified neuroscience majors and to pre-med or pre-vet students with a strong interest in neuroscience (at Pullman campus only).
More about neuroscience scholarships
Handy Linkage
Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships
- More about scholarships, how to find them, and how to apply for them.
- Ways to finance your college education, both through WSU and outside sources.
- Also, more about the FAFSA.
Tuition and costs - See how much it costs to attend WSU.
Applications
Paying your way at WSU
- Pay tuition deposit - If your admission application has been accepted, making an advance tuition deposit will reserve your space at WSU.
- Pay tuition and other fees - You can use a credit card to make payments on your tuition, housing, dining, and other accounts. Avoid penalties by making sure you know your tuition due date.