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  1. www.washington.edu › admissionsAdmissions – Apply to the University of Washington

    Learn how to become a Husky at one of the three UW campuses or online, with more than 370 graduate and professional programs, and various options for working adults and busy students. Explore the benefits of each campus, the application process and the academic resources of the tri-campus University of Washington.

  2. admit.washington.eduOffice of Admissions

    Office of Admissions. Students admitted to the UW now have until June 1 to commit, a result of FAFSA delays. We anticipate that financial aid offers will be sent in late April or early May.

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  4. admit.washington.edu › ApplyApply – Office of Admissions

    Apply – Office of Admissions. Students admitted to the UW now have until June 1 to commit, a result of FAFSA delays. We anticipate that financial aid offers will be sent in late April or early May.

  5. admit.washington.edu › Apply › FreshmanFreshman – Office of Admissions

    All freshman applicants are required to meet minimum academic distribution requirements as set by the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) and the faculty of the UW. Learn more about freshman CADRs .

  6. admit.washington.edu › apply › freshmanHow to apply – Office of Admissions

    Learn how to submit a complete application for freshman admission to the University of Washington. Find out about the application platforms, deadlines, requirements, fees, test scores, transcripts and more.

  7. www.usnews.com › best-colleges › university-ofUniversity of Washington Admissions - US News Best Colleges

    University of Washington has an acceptance rate of 48%. Half the applicants admitted to University of Washington who submitted test scores have an SAT score between 1300 and 1520 or...

  8. admit.washington.edu › apply › admission-to-majorsAdmission to majors – Office of Admissions

    Learn how to choose and apply to your major at the UW, whether you are a freshman or a transfer student. Find out which majors admit students directly as freshmen, which ones have minimum requirements, and which ones are capacity-constrained.