Washington State University - Pullman
About
Since 1890, Washington State University has inspired the next generation of problem solvers. WSU faculty inspire discovery and spark creativity among civic-minded students. Proud alumni become leaders with a singular goal: making the world a better place.
At WSU, you’ll find friendly people, a true college town, and a spirited learning environment that prepares you for success in your career and beyond.
Why Washington State University
- Location: Pullman has been recognized repeatedly on state and national levels for its safety, diversity, health, business climate, green transportation, schools, technology, and for being a great place to raise kids, as well as one of the best college towns in America for both students and permanent residents.
- Student engagement and leadership: Students can get involved in student organizations, student government, sports, the arts, community service and more! WSU has over 350 different student organizations, provides countless opportunities for students to make a difference in the community and has numerous resources to help them be successful both in and out of the classroom.
- Athletics: WSU is a member of the PAC-12 conference, with teams competing in 11 different sports: football, basketball, baseball, soccer, track and field, golf, volleyball, swimming, cross country, rowing, and tennis. WSU also has a large selection of intramural activities, sports clubs, and an award-winning recreation center.
- Campus housing: Studies show that students at residential colleges—like WSU Pullman—achieve higher grades, complete more credit hours each semester, and enjoy more leadership opportunities than their peers at other institutions. The reason is simple: the proximity and support of roommates, faculty, and resident advisors. Freshman students under 20 years of age (and not married) will live on campus in a residence hall for their first year at WSU Pullman. It’s a requirement—and also a big advantage. Many students choose to live in residence halls for their entire stay at WSU.
Features
Optional Practical Training
386 out of 386 programs are eligible for Optional Practical Training.
Optional Practical Training (OPT) is temporary employment that is directly related to an F-1 student’s major area of study. Eligible students can apply to receive up to 12 months of OPT employment authorization before completing their academic studies (pre-completion) and/or after completing their academic studies (post-completion).
If you have earned a degree in certain science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields, you may be eligible for a 24-month extension of your post-completion OPT employment authorization.
For more information see here: https://www.uscis.gov/opt
Co-op/Internship Participation
Cooperative education (or co-operative education) and internships are methods of combining classroom-based education with practical work experience. A cooperative education experience ("co-op"), provides academic credit for structured job experience. Co-ops are full-time, paid or unpaid positions. Internships may be full-time or part-time, paid or unpaid positions.
Conditional Offer Letter
Even if you do NOT meet our minimum English requirement (IELTS or TOEFL), you still can get conditionally accepted in the program of your choice with the condition of completing our English program prior to starting your chosen program.
Accommodations
Students need to plan their accommodations well in advance of their arrival as all accommodation options fill up quickly, well before the start of the semester.
On-Campus Residence Accommodations
On-Campus residence accommodations are provided per discretion by the school.
Off-Campus Accommodations
The local area has a variety of off-campus rental housing options including single homes, duplexes, apartments and rooms for rent. Students wishing to live off-campus need to research availability on their own and should arrive well before the start of term to do so.
Homestay
There are a wide variety of homestay options available, and our partners do their best to match students and hosts according to their interests and preferences. Homestay hosts include single people, young couples with children and pets, and older couples. All homestay accommodations have been inspected, and all adults in the home have completed a required criminal reference check.
Location
Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, USA, 99164
Insttitution Details
founded
1890
School ID
3786
Institution type
Public
DLI
School Rank
301
Cost and Duration
$70
Application fee
4 years
Average undergraduate program
2 years
Average graduate program
$23515 USD / Year
Cost of Living
$31704 USD / First Year
Avarage Gross tuition
$4000 USD
Scholarship upto (per year)
Top Disciplines
Sciences
Arts
Engineering and Technology
Business, Management and Economics
Others
Program Levels
Study Destinations
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