University Of Washington
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The University of Washington offers education at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels across a wide range of fields, alongside administering various social and health programs.
Intake Procedure: All offices are situated at the University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195. For undergraduates, reach out to Admissions at 320 Schmitz, (206) 543-9686 for necessary forms and procedures; the application fee is $80. Graduates should contact Graduate Administration in 98 Admin. Bldg., AD-10 for their application procedures. Applications are processed by individual departments; the nonrefundable application fee is $85.00 (USD) or $75.00 for Graduate Non-Matriculated applications. Starting with Autumn 2025 applications, the fee will increase to $90.00 (USD) for standard applications and remain $75.00 (USD) for Graduate Non-Matriculated applications, subject to change. Law applicants must take the LSAT exam, with applications due to LSAC by December 1st. Submit applications before February 1st to Law School Admin., 316 Condon Hall, JB-20; the fee is $60. Medical students need to complete the MCAT exam, with applications due to AMCAS before November 1st. Additional materials should be sent to Medical School Admin., SC-64; the fee is $35. Dental applicants must submit their applications to DAT by November 1st at Dental School Admin., D-323 Health Sciences SC-62.
Fees: Full-time resident undergraduate tuition is approximately $12,973 per year, with higher rates for non-residents. Financial aid options are available, and child care services are fee-based.
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- Generally, admission is determined by academic performance, standardized test scores, and preparedness; for specific requirements, refer to the University of Washington catalog or respective departments.
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Seattle, Washington
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