Washington State University Top Questions

I feel that the school size is just right, people either make a joke becuase they go to or went to University of Washington or they are really interested about it and want to know more! I spend most of my time either in class, or in my sorority. College town! Pullman, WA its really great! I feel with the new president that the administration is doing well, and is trying to do everything for the best interest of the students. We have the largest school pride i have ever witnesses. You can go around at night and just yell GO COUGS and have everyone around you yell in aggrement! The one experience i will always remember is when i first transfered to wsu i was really unsure if i made the right choice, the next night when my friend came back from break we went to a basketball game, had really good seats, aginst Arizona, and we won in overtime, everyone rushed the court, at that moment i realized that i was ment to be a coug and couldent wait to see what else the school had in store!

the best thing about WSU is the greek system.. it has made my experience in college so much more fun. the school size is perfect there is just enough people here that its not too small or too large and you feel left out. the college town is what makes being here so good, u always feel involved and its great to know that the whole town supports everything about the school, WSU has so much school pride its great we may be the worst team in our league but we still have our stadiums full whether its basketball or football people also wait hours in advance and tons of people show up and pack the stands. everyone cheers their hearts out and we support our teams till the end.

Washington State University has a real community feel that I can't imagine getting at any other school. It's in a college town which means people here have a lot to bond over, instead of living at home or commuting. The school spirit is contagious and I feel totally comfortable here. Even at a relatively large university, I always see people I know and have good relationships with fellow students and teachers.

The best thing about WSU is definitely the pride. I love wearing sweatshirts that reference Cougs when I go to other places because you can always find someone who will shout "go cougs!" when they see you. I can't think of anyone who isn't proud to be a part of a state school that people in New York have heard about. As far as size, WSU is PERFECT! Its big enough that I don't know everyone, but small enough to be its own community. We all have our love of Cougs in common. Pullman is mostly made up of college students, but even the citizens of the city are caught up in the school spirit. I think that being a Coug is the most amazing experience. There's nothing better than the sight of crimson on a Cougar football saturday.

Washington State University is an amazing place to experience college because of the comraderie of the students and the small community. You can always expect a smile on the walk to class. The school is small enough that you can get to know your professors and get into classes you need in order to graduate. But at the same time, the school is big enough to have an amazing athletic program and big events. WSU changes something in you and makes you passionate about something larger than yourself. This passion is something that sticks with you and probably will never leave.

Pullman is definitely a college town of only 5,000 people. Everywhere you go, you run into college students and its cool that college students have such a big impact and good relationship with the community, especially when it comes to philanthropy, community service, and more.

The best thing about Washington State University is that it is in Pullman and it is like our little town away from others and distractions of a big city. If i could change one thing, I would want lots MORE on campus security. I spend most of my time on campus in my dorm, in class, or at other dorms and at my sorority. The thing I love about Washington State University are the die hard fans. There's so much school pride and it doesn't go away once you graduate.

the school is the perfect size. People think we party too much but the fact of the matter is we are fun and the people that say that aren't. People blow up so much that we party too much and the school is headed down a bad road, but they just don't have any school pride and are haters. It's a great town and I really have enjoyed my time at WSU.

I would say Washington State University is more of a community than a school. We're small enough that you can get to know a good amount of people, but still large enough to feel like a big college.

The best thing about Washington State is the alumni support and the motivation of the students. We have just about every major you can think of, and everyone in town goes to football and basketball games. Everyone loves Washington State, and the Cougar symbol is known internationally. WSU is the best four years of your life, and those years continue as long as you live-Cougar Pride is for a lifetime.