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Office of Admissions and Recruitment PO Box 641067Pullman, WA 99164-1067
EXTRAORDINARY
It's Your senior year!We think YOU can achieve your goals and discover what makes you extraordinary at Washington State University!
With 200+ academic fields to choose from, we're sure we have what you need. And nothing can quite beat our spirited community and exceptional programs.
Office of Admissions and [email protected] . 888-468-6978
admission.wsu.edu
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The WSU application is open.Apply early! apply.wsu.edu
Send your official high school transcript and SAT or ACT test scores to WSU.
We recommend you apply for 40 to 50 scholarships to improve your chances! For tips and resources on paying for college, visit us at financialaid.wsu.edu.
JANUARY 31 at WSU • Admission application priority date
• General scholarship application deadline
• FAFSA priority date & WASFA deadline
After you're admitted to WSU, post a #FutureCoug photo on social media and register for an admitted student program. visit.wsu.edu
At WSU, pay a $200 tuition deposit to confirm your spot by May 1. After paying your deposit, you can sign up for on-campus housing and new student orientation. admitted.wsu.edu
At WSU, your personal admission counselor will
answer your questions regarding deadlines,
financial aid, next steps, and more. rep.wsu.edu
Fall Preview at WSU takes place on Oct. 13 and Oct. 27.
go.wsu.edu/preview
WE WANT YOU TO JOIN THE COUGAR FAMILY.
You can find your extraordinary here. admission.wsu.edu
September• Register for the SAT and/or ACT
• Request information from colleges that interest you
• Submit college admission and scholarship applications
October• The FAFSA* and WASFA** open in October. Apply early!
• Attend college visit event days
• If you haven't already, take the SAT and/or ACT
November• Submit required application materials (transcripts, test scores, etc.)
• Contact an admission counselor at each university
December• Research and apply for scholarships
• Take or re-take the SAT and/or ACT
• December could be your last chance to meet priority deadlines
January• Meet admission, scholarship, and FAFSA/WASFA deadlines
• Send in your updated official transcripts and test scores (if requested)
February• Check the mail for your acceptance letters
• Register for admitted student events at your top college choices
March• Review financial aid and scholarships offered from each university
• Talk to your admission counselor
• Narrow down your top choices—look for the best academic, social, and financial fit
April• Choose your university and submit your deposit
• Register for housing and orientation—the earlier the better!
May• Study for finals, and rock your AP, IB, and CLEP tests
• Prep for graduation and explore what you will need for your future room
June-August• Congratulations! Celebrate your high school graduation with
friends and family
• Receive your housing assignment and attend an orientation session
• Prepare for fall move-in and welcome week events
From high school senior to college freshman, plan ahead so you can attend your university of choice.
Fall is a great time to visit campus, talk with students, and catch a football game. visit.wsu.edu
* FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Open to all U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents.
** WASFA: Washington Application for State Financial Aid. Open to Washington state residents who qualify for DACA or HB 1079.