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Student Reviews of Western Washington University

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based on 32 reviews

  • Patricia from Brush Prairie, WA

    Invest in a pair of rain boots and a high quality jacket. When you have to walk through the lake that was once Red Square, you’ll thank me! Go to Info Fair before classes start in the fall. Not only will you get more detail on opportunities, but you… more read full review

    Invest in a pair of rain boots and a high quality jacket. When you have to walk through the lake that was once Red Square, you’ll thank me! Go to Info Fair before classes start in the fall. Not only will you get more detail on opportunities, but you can win gear, get some grub, and will never have to buy a pen (ever). If you enjoy reading the newspaper, grab a free copy of The New York Times by the library before you head to class. Attend at least one Open Mike Night on a Tuesday in the Underground Coffee House for laughs and lyrics. Study tip: If you’re looking for a reliable computer to work on, then make the trek to the 3rd floor of the Academic Instructional Center. Library and other academic building labs tend to be full or faulty, but these labs are the most recently constructed. Going to a school wondering ‘what will this school do for me?’ is not nearly as productive and engaging as ‘what can I do for this school?’ Produce real change at Western by serving on a committee, council, or the Student Senate, or by attending a forum. Western tries to put as many students as possible in jobs and positions that affect how the school is run. You make this school as prestigious, accommodating, and fun as you want it to be. I’ve presented a lot of options, but really the depth, not the breadth of what you pursue on campus determines whether or not you have a fulfilling experience. Invest in whatever gets you truly excited. read full review

  • Alyssa from Carpinteria, CA

    My experience with Westerns professors is challenging yet very helpful in accommodating to the needs of students if they choose to ask for help. Being a student that speaks up in class and encourages the teacher to go further in depth is highly… more read full review

    My experience with Westerns professors is challenging yet very helpful in accommodating to the needs of students if they choose to ask for help. Being a student that speaks up in class and encourages the teacher to go further in depth is highly recommended and it shows the students understanding to the professor and gives more advantages to those students. Almost all professors encourage you to come and speak with them outside of class if you have any questions ranging from you are confused to you believe what they are saying can be challenged. I recommend talking to previous students and using rate my professor when picking what classes you enroll in because it does make a huge difference. The tutoring services at Western are highly recommended also. I personally used them for math several times throughout the year. They make it so it is available to all students and those working it are very helpful. read full review

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Western Washington University Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Admission with Highest Honors $2,000 Y
All-Washington Academic Team Scholarships $500 - $2,000 Y
Harrington Family Accounting Recruitment Scholarship - R
James Michael Haskell Memorial Scholarships $2,500 - $10,000 Y
John and Inda Mayfield Slater Scholarship Endowment $500 - $1,000 Y
Lorraine M. Mortimer Scholarship - Y
Oswald Hall and Henny Lund Scholarship $6,800 - $27,200 Y
Seattle and Bellingham Business Forum Scholarships $2,000 Y Y
Washington Achievers $20,000 Y
Washington Scholar Award $20,000 Y
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