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Local News for Washington State University
Washington State U. woman recants first and third attacks April 8th
The woman who reported the first and third attacks on campus has confessed to falsely reporting both assaults, Washington State University Police announced Thursday. Police are still investigating the second of the three reports, WSU Police Lt. Steve Hansen said.
Washington State U. confirms three H1N1 cases, 10 others await diagnosis February 8th
As of Tuesday evening, three new confirmed cases of H1N1 flu were confirmed at Washington State University. In addition, Health and Wellness Services is awaiting test results to see if 10 other WSU students have been infected.
Column: Students earn PhDs in poor etiquette September 25th
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Washington State University Admissions
Applications to the undergraduate programs are accepted through January 31 for the fall semester, with an application fee of $38. In addition to the application form and fee, students must provide high school transcripts, test scores, and a personal essay. Applications can be submitted on-line.
Students must have completed four years on English, three years of mathematics with an additional year recommended, two years of science, two years of a foreign language (American Sign Language qualifies), three years of social science, and one year of arts.
Graduate students must provide the following for admissions to the graduate school: application and fee, transcripts, and test scores or other materials as required by the program to which one is applying. A graduate application has an application fee of $35.
Washington State has competitive admissions policies. Students who are successfully enrolled demonstrate a 3.4 GPA or better, an above average score on the SAT or ACT, and a well written personal statement. An advanced coursework taken in high school will give applicants a much-needed edge. All of these factors are not weighed equally or consistently, but rather in light of a particular student’s abilities and how they might fit into the University community.
