Washington State University is a public land‑grant research university in Pullman, Washington, known for its strong agriculture, engineering, and business programs and a tight‑knit “Cougs” campus culture. Students often rave about the small‑town‑feel‑with‑big‑school resources, the many student organizations, the energy around football and basketball games, and the beautiful Pacific Northwest setting.
Common Majors
business, engineering (mechanical, civil, electrical), agriculture, psychology, nursing
“Campus feels like a quiet college town surrounded by open fields, the student body is friendly and loyal to the Coug identity, the school culture is proud of sports and home‑game weekends, professors are approachable but some classes can feel large and fast‑paced, and the mix of campus‑hanging, intramurals, and short trips around eastern Washington keeps outside‑school life simple but never boring.”
Team & Tuition
Tuition (no scholarship)
In-state: $12,704; Out-of-state: $28,309
Conference
West Coast Conference
Scholarships Available
Yes. Both athletic and academic.