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It is a pretty campus, and while the UW is known as the state’s flagship, Washington State is really two states anyway. On the left, you have UW, and on the right, WSU (geographically speaking). One is urban, one is rural. Yes, the UW is higher ranked, but c’mon - it isn’t Harvard.
College Search & Selection aheadofthegame January 9, 2011, 4:46pm 1 <p>So, I got accepted into both the University of Idaho and WSU. I’m planning to major in Political Science and go to law school after my undergrad.</p>
Before you plan your suicide after getting lousy grades, check out the curves 1st, many times the avg for C is about 45-55% on your exam score. When solving hw problems, try combining 2 related equations or more, they do that a lot to challenge your brain. In the past, “pop” quizzes every friday.
I know that Washington State University has a pharmacy school, so I do not know if that college is better fore pre-pharmacy. </p> Magnetron March 4, 2014, 11:34pm 2
The Purple & Gold Scholarship is awarded to U.S. students (U.S. citizens, permanent residents, refugees and undocumented residents) who are not residents of Washington state. Amounts vary by recipient, are given for four years and may be used only for the Seattle campus. This scholarship is awarded with the following conditions:
<p>In Washington State there is program that allows High school Juniors and Seniors to Take classes at a local community college for high school credit. The college credits are equivalent to the high school classes needed for graduation, while they are still counted as college credit. Most Students in this program pursue a two-year transfer degree while working simultaneously towards high ...
Hi - I’m new to this forum and wanted to know if anyone has thoughts about the best WUE schools for Business. My son is a junior with a 3.5 GPA and will be taking the SAT this weekend. He’s looking for a mid to large school with school spirit and wants to study Business. He’s looking at Boise State, University of Idaho, University of Utah, Northern Arizona University or Washington State ...
Just a warning on the “safety school” talk. In-state acceptance last year was 51%. Out-of-state 38%. Sounds pretty easy, but it’s deceptive. We know plenty of kids who didn’t get into UW with a 3.8+, especially if they weren’t loaded up on AP’s. UW clearly uses the holistic review to mold the class how they’d like to see it.
<p>I’m deciding between Carnegie Mellon (accepted to CS while waitlisted at engineering) and University of Washington (direct admit to CS).</p> <p>I’m pretty confident that I’ll major in either CS or engineering, but I’m not exactly sure which because I’ve never taken a CS or engineering course, so I don’t have a real sense of what either is like.</p> <p>The cost of CMU is 60k ...