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Some Web pages you and your students might want to visit as you're gathering information and considering WSU:
- Admission Policies—Admission requirements for freshmen and Running Start,
transfer,
international students and policy information regarding home-based
schooling.
- AP/IB/CLEP—Course
listings for Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and the College-Level Examination Program.
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Online Catalog—Course
list and entry information for all academic offerings, plus
General
Education Requirements.
- Fields
of Study—Explore
our 245 fields of study (search by academic area, by campus,
or alphabetically) with links to WSU college homepages
and a
comprehensive listing of all academic majors.
- Honors
College—Explore
our nationally-recognized program of enriched courses that
emphasize
writing, analysis, and active learning for high-achieving students.
- Important
Dates and Deadlines—Your
calendar for important details about admission.
- Multicultural
Student Services—Discover
the diverse enrichment and mentor programs, including links to
the Student Centers for African Americans, Asian Americans
and
Pacific Islanders, Chicana/os and Latina/os, and Native Americans.
- Scholarships and Finances—Learn
about the University's many available awards, eligibility requirements,
and application information.Find information about tuition costs and the various programs that can help put a university education within your financial reach.
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"Education
is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting
of
a fire."
W.B. Yeats
Here, students are not just a number. Nationally recognized faculty take a personal interest in students’ work. They help students grasp new ideas and engage them in real-world challenges. They make assignments more meaningful, lessons more valuable, and goals more attainable. |
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