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The WSU Office of Admissions accepts official transcripts in four ways:

Mailed in a sealed envelope sent directly from the school to:
Office of Admissions
Washington State University
370 Lighty Student Services Building
PO Box 641067
Pullman, WA 99164-1067
Sent electronically via “Parchment”, “eScrip-Safe”, or “National Student Clearinghouse”. Once submitted, please do not send hard copies as well.
Faxed directly from the school’s registrar/counselor with a cover sheet to:
Office of Admissions
Washington State University
Fax: 509-335-4902
Uploaded to the Counselor Transcript Uploader. When submitting your students’ transcripts, please provide your name, title, email … » More …

There are four important deadlines to keep on your radar with the start of the New Year and as high school graduation approaches for your students. Meeting these deadlines for the 2019-2020 academic year will benefit your students the most based on their financial aid eligibility. Help your students financially plan for next year by working hard to meet these WSU Student Financial Services (SFS) deadlines.

DEADLINE:  January 31

The 2019-2020 General Scholarship Application: Your students need to make sure it is completed and submitted online by January 31. This is a hard deadline with no wiggle room. The application closes at 11:59 PST and must be … » More …

Based on the success of our Assured Admission program, talented students from across the country will continue to be assured admission to Washington State University for the 2019-2020 academic year.

The Assured Admission program reduces the anxiety associated with the college application process and makes it easier for students to make a decision about which college to attend. The program is part of WSU’s effort to provide an even larger number of academically talented students access to the University’s world-class educational experience.

The offer of assured admission is available to all applicants from high schools in the U.S.

Complete applications to attend WSU must be submitted … » More …

The new School of Languages, Cultures, and Race at WSU offers exciting opportunities in education, research, and outreach for both incoming and returning students. Centered around cultivating deep transdisciplinary understanding of linguistic, cultural, national, social, and racial perspectives in a global context, the school provides students with key knowledge, skills, and experience for success in an increasingly diverse and integrated global society.

Formed on July 1, 2018, the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race (SLCR) brings together students and faculty who are interested in an array of academic fields and areas of inquiry. It builds upon existing WSU strengths in comparative ethnic studies, … » More …

Thanksgiving vacation is a great time to recharge before finishing the fall semester! It’s also a great time for your students to sit down with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and WSU’s general scholarship application.

The FAFSA has a priority deadline of January 31 for new students – its right around the corner! While we are unable to offer any Black Friday deals from Student Financial Services, we can offer a tip to make the FAFSA completion process easier thanks to the IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT)! The IRS DRT allows students and parents to access the IRS tax return information … » More …

Do you have students interested in biochemistry, genetics and cell biology, microbiology, neuroscience, or molecular biology?

The WSU School of Molecular Biosciences and Program in Neuroscience offer an elite academic program called Students Targeted toward Advance Research Studies (STARS). The STARS program gives select students a chance to accelerate the learning process so they can earn a Ph.D. in as little as seven years after leaving high school. It is the fast-track to professional life in the biomedical sciences!

To help promote student success, the program starts freshman year and includes strong support at every level, such as:

One-on-one instruction starting freshman year in a … » More …

Its popularity and worldwide reach make social media a valuable communications tool. The primary purpose of our social media is for people to connect with WSU and with each other. Students have grown up communicating and sharing through social media, and as they enter the next stage in their educational journey they can use social media to discover more about WSU.

On the official WSU Pullman Facebook page, updated by WSU staff, you and your students can find the latest info about WSU, and visit with Cougs all around the world.

On Twitter, follow @WSUPullman for the latest news and updates for admissions and … » More …

The WSU application for admission for fall 2019 is now available. Encourage your students to apply today!

In order for a student’s application to be complete, they will need to 1) submit an on-line application, 2) submit official high school transcripts to WSU, and 3) submit official ACT or SAT scores. After our office receives all required portions of their application, we will review the student’s file. WSU does not require an admission essay, but may request information from students on an as-needed basis. The application fee remains $50 and as always, students with financial need may request a fee waiver. The fee waiver … » More …