University of Washington-Seattle Campus Top Questions

Describe how University of Washington-Seattle Campus looks to someone who's never seen it.

Treyton

My school is a prestigious university and sets students up to succeed.

Mason

The University of Washington is a public research institution that values the growth and diversity of the students attending this commonly labeled "Public Ivy League."

Stephanie

The University of Washington is located in a beautiful area, with a diverse population, offering a multitude of majors, clubs, sports, and activities for all students, while being a world renowned learning institution that creates opportunities for successful careers.

Raymond

Environmental friendly

Justin

Awesome school.

Taupule

UW is education, diversity, choices, opportunities, support, family, home, fun and over all AMAZING!

Michelle

A school where there are individuals striving for their future career comming together to win friendships and a rewarding education.

Elizabeth

Grand. Most of the buildings are brick, adding an elegant, old personality to the campus. Beautiful. For a city school, the UW campus has plenty of green--the sprawling lawns in the Quad and Rainier Vista, the roses and trees near Drumheller Fountain, the famous cherry trees that bloom only once a year for a couple precious weeks.

Chelsea

The most famous image of UW is our quad. That is literally a quadrilateral shaped patch of grass in the middle of campus. The grass itself is not phenomenal, it's the cherry trees that make it stand out. Every Spring, they blossom like no bodies business and literally people from not only around the country, but around the globe come to take their pictures with falling petals. People even get married here. Regularly. Encompassing the quad are four similarly styled buildings that compliment the red brick, while our oldest building can be seen from the exact center. We have a beautiful graduate library, Suzzalo, and a hideous building (Kane) and undergraduate library (Odegaard). Building for the most part vary, as the architecture spans decades and newer buildings become more and more modern. The other visual highlight would be our Drumheller Fountain. From our main "Red" Square, straight to the giant fountain is an uninterrupted view of Mt. Rainier. And by uninterrupted, it is actually illegal to build anything that would impinge on the vista. Go ahead, google it.

Erika

We are the Dawgs and we fight when times get tough until we get through it, so its the perfect school for me!