University of Washington-Seattle Campus Top Questions

The Unversity of Washingon is unique in that it offers so many majors that are at times difficult to fnd elsewhere. The school is huge and has many options to offer everyone. Th activities on campus are also quite varied, from Quidditch (yes, like Harry Potter) to par core to excellent music and visual arts.

University of Washington is located a short bus ride away from the city of Seattle, providing a unique urban experience, while also have a large campus of its own separate from the city itself. The medical school, which I hope to attend after obtaining my undergraduate degree, at the University of Washington is consistently ranked in the upper echelon in its category. Furthermore, the school is extremely well-rounded, offering several possible areas of study for individuals who have not decided on a specific major, unlike many other schools I considered, which are extremely strong in one or two categories.

The University of Washington is a unique campus in that it really strives to promote diversity among its population. There are a variety of campus organizations, tutoring opportunities, events, advising, etc., that adhere to the diversity population on campus. Diversity is something that all departments at the University of Washington strive to improve on; not only diversity of race and ethnicity but all diversity in sexual orientation, gender, religion, and experience. The accumulation of these diverse people on one campus is something that allows my college experience to be more informative and worthwhile.

The University of Washington is a well-respected schoo with lots of resources in a culture-rich city.

There are many groups to become involved with. There are numerous places to live, downtown is just a bus ride away. The learning environment is wonderful and there is always help when needed. I have truly had the most passionate teachers here that was helped me decide what I love to do. The other schools I considered were much smaller and in rural towns. I know I would have been unhappy there, with the academics and setting.

Large, PAC-10, huge Greek system.

University of Washington is known for having some of the best professors available, especially in a state school. The campus is gorgeous, and the people are so kind and helpful. I felt like I was being taken care of from the moment I applied.

It's among the top ten colleges for Computer Engineering and one of the best in the US. Though it's a public university, its facilities are comparable with private universities. It has nearly the largest number of foreign students affording great cultural exchange on an international level. Its nursing and medical school has been ranked among the best in the US. Great place to study at.

It is in the middle of the city in a liberal area.

The most unique thing about my school would be the diversity. There is so many different people coming from different backgrounds that really make our school really diverse. It is nice to get to know people of different origins, from different countries, and just come from different life styles.

Beautiful campus. Way competitive to get into majors.

The feel of the city of Seattle and its surrounding area. The atmosphere of the entire university community seemed to mesh with what my personality and I believed that it would be an environment that I would thrive in. Also, the prestige that was associated with the university had a great appeal to me when I was considering possible colleges.

My school is unique because we have a great greek system that has contributed hundred thousands of dollars to the greater Seattle Area to make a change in our enviroment. We are trying to help children and give them the ability to come to University of Washington too.

One of the top schools in the nation, has a good name and will look great on a resume.

Urban environment that is relatively clean. While it is a strong regional school, academics do not feel cut-throat. There is lots of money designated to technology, computers, and libraries.

Compared to the other schools I considered attending, I feel like UW is much more diverse and educationally driven. It's very well-rounded, having good educational programs for many areas of learning. Therefore, it is unique in its high expectations and advanced academics applicable to a diverse group of students.

faculty go above and beyond to ensure you're receiving a quality education and guide you in the right direction.

It's a well-respected public university, so you get the prestige of a private university at the cost of a public university.

The campus is beautiful and there are plentiful resources available. Its located in the city and absolutly everything is a walk or short bus ride away.

There are tons and tons of people here, so there's bound to be some you like; just make sure you seek out teachers and peers like you seek out a job or a good sandwich- you're only going to get disappointed if you take whatever class comes along.