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| Office of Admissions to bring 450 high schoolers to campus for Achiever College Experience | |||
| University of Washington accepts more out-of-state than in-state | Recently, officials at the University of Washington admitted that they are taking more out-of-state students to bring in more tuition money. Since the budget cuts are at unprecedented levels in this state, it does not surprise me at all. The issue I have with it is that many local… |
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| Admissions to throw retirement party for Sherrie Jeffers April 21 | |||
| Don't limit yourself by applying to only one school, advisers say | With admission to the University of Washington becoming harder to attain, what should college-bound high-school students do? |
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| Admissions to hold conference for 700 high school students March 21 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Office of Admissions awards five merit scholarships to high school seniors | |||
| Graduation rates at state's colleges, universities on the upswing | Most students at Washington's four-year universities come from this state. Because so many now take college-level courses in high school such as Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or Running Start, they know what's expected in a college class, said Karen Copetas, director… |
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| Admissions office to present inside look at admissions practices Nov. 3 | |||
| Western Fall Welcome set for this Saturday | |||
| Enrollment up again at Wash.'s public universities | Enrollment is up again this fall at Washington's public universities, despite cuts in state dollars to support their operations. |