University of Washington

Seattle, Washington
www.washington.edu Box 355852, Seattle, WA, 98195

University of Washington Admissions

Acceptance Rate 53%
Acceptance Deadline November 15

University of Washington Cost

Average Cost* $12,017
Average Total Aid Awarded $17,353
Students Receiving Financial Aid 37.02%
*Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.

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University of Washington Academics

Student Faculty Ratio 21:1

University of Washington Majors

Most Popular Majors
  • Research and Experimental Psychology
  • Communications
  • Political Science and Government
  • Finance
  • Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
  • Economics
  • Computer Science
  • Management Sciences and Information Systems
  • Anthropology
  • Public Health

University of Washington Online

Offers Online Courses Yes

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University of Washington Students

Full-Time Undergrad Enrollment 36,206
Part-Time Undergraduates 2,603

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Boston University

I graduated from Boston University with a bachelor's degree in film and television, as well as a minor in history. While at BU, I worked as a manager for a student led job called Student Production Services. I helped to bring in new freshman and acted as a mentor to them as they found their footing at a new school with a new job. Also as an upperclassman, I spoke with incoming underclassmen looking to enter the College of Communications to help identify if it was a good fit. Currently, I work as a television producer in Los Angeles. I have mentored many young adults coming out of college into the entertainment industry, and frequently am a manager to young people starting their careers. One of my main goals is to be able to meet people where they are, and work with them in a way that suits their style and needs. As a specialty college advisor, I strive to work with students in a way that works for them. The college application and admission process is difficult, especially for those who are going into non-traditional majors. I was an undecided entrant into college, and I understand how daunting making big decisions about the future can be in high school. My goal is to be able to bring student's best assets out on paper and make the process as easy and enjoyable as possible.

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University of California – Davis

Hello, my name is Sidra! I am a Second Year OB/GYN Resident. In high school, I decided I wanted to pursue medicine. I went to University of California: Davis, to embark on my Pre-Med Journey and graduated in 2017. I am excited to share my passion for medicine with you but also show you other ways you can help people outside of medicine.
Expertise: Pre Med Advising, Pre Health Advising, Interview Preparation, Resume Review, and Academic and Career Counseling.
Looking forward to supporting your journey!

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Texas Christian University

I have been a college and career adviser for over three years now. I fully enjoy working with students to help them accomplish their dreams as higher education should be accessible to all! The college application process can be overwhelming and sometimes complicated, so I strive to make sure the process not only flows easily but makes sense for each student. I work with students starting in their sophomore year (or earlier) plan for their educational and career goals and making sure that they are taking steps early on in their high school career to accomplish their goals. I'm a big believer in the match and fit process and making sure to explore all aspects of a university to make sure it's the right fit for a student.

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Columbia University

As a Bill and Melinda Gates Millennium Scholar and Columbia's Arthur Zankel Fellow, I am a successful first-generation college and master's graduate raised in the Philippines & Alaska. I am currently based in Washington, DC after completing my master's in sociology and education policy from Columbia University (2022). I graduated with my BA in Political Economy and Sociology from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington (2019). Since 2015, I have experience as an educator and a writing/narrative coach where I have been mentoring high school students in college, scholarships, summer fellowships, and job applications from Alaska, Washington, and New York City. I also have 3 years of experience as a scholarship reader with the APIA Scholarships. Some of the students I have worked with have gone on to pursue a bachelor's degree at Cornell University, University of Pennsylvania, a master's degree in Taxation at USC, and a medical degree at the University of Washington. As an academic, college, fellowships, and scholarship advisor, some of my students are majoring in Biology, Chemistry, Kinesiology, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Business Taxation, Public Health, Political Science, Arts and Humanities, and Business. Students I've worked with have won the Taco Bell Liv Mas Scholarship, Coca-Cola Scholarship, McNair Scholars, and APIA Scholars. With over 7 years of experience in higher education, I am deeply committed to supporting you with compassion and kindness as you explore your pathway out into the world and make your dreams a reality. As an immigrant myself, I value the skills and lived experiences that come with the struggles and triumphs of first-generation college-bound immigrant scholars in finding and applying to value and purpose-driven college fit. I will be there every step of the way as we dedicate our time, energy, writing juices, and laughter to reach your dreams. At the core, I want you (your body, mind, and soul) to enjoy the process of putting your ideas into a compelling narrative and connect with yourself and the schools that will be lucky to learn about you and be part of your growth as a future leader of our society.

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Johns Hopkins University

Hello, my name is Kyana Brubaker, and I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in May of 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Visual Arts. While at Hopkins, I was involved in clinical research, was the vice president of the all-female a cappella group on campus and was a math tutor. I also served as a first-year mentor for two years in which I supported a total of 33 freshmen throughout orientation and their first year at Hopkins. I was also an advising fellow for two and a half years with Matriculate, a non-profit organization, where I supported 5 high school students with their college applications. In these roles, I nurtured a passion for supporting students at various levels of their college experience. Now, as a nursing student, I have gained an even deeper appreciation for how valuable supportive mentors can be. Having applied to both college and nursing school without much outside support, I understand how overwhelming and confusing the application process can be. I am also a member of the Essay Review Team with CollegeAdvisor, which has given me more experience with reading and editing essays - one of my favorite components of the application process. I look forward to guiding and supporting students as they navigate this process!

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University of Michigan

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