I really like the University of Washington, for a variety of reasons. It has great teachers, is located in a beautiful section of the Pacific Northwest, and the students I met there were all very friendly.

Occupying about 642 acres in north central Seattle, the original Seattle campus has made room for two more (one in Tacoma and one in Bothell) that complete the University of Washington higher education circuit. The expansion has made it possible for residents of northern Puget Sound and residents of Tacoma to have access to the university’s renowned and flexible degree programs. I have visited this campus and I can say that it is really beautiful. There is a grassy park with many large cherry trees that bloom in pink flowers every spring. It’s a great area to relax on a blanket or throw a Frisbee. Libraries are also top notch at this school.

Degree programs:

Undergraduates and university graduates enjoy well-scheduled degree programs, some of which are offered as evening degree programs that cater to students and working professionals. 17 major schools make up the university with around one hundred degree programs in:

1. Architecture and Urbanism

2. Arts and Sciences

3.Business

4. Dentistry

5. Education

6. Engineering

7. Forest Resources

8. Information

9. Law

10. Medicine

11. Nursing

12. Ocean and Fisheries Sciences

13. Pharmacy

14. Public affairs

15. Public Health and Community Medicine

16. Social Work

Sports

In addition to a wide range of degree programs to choose from, the university also encourages participation in its sports programs, including:

1.Basketball

2.swimming

3. Volleyball

4. football

5. Baseball

6. athletics

among others

Admissions and Scholarships

Freshmen, transfer students, students from other countries, graduates, and returning students will have no difficulty applying for degree or non-degree programs at the university’s three campuses. For more information, visit the university website. Future registrants may also apply for the college’s scholarship options which can be found at the Office of College Scholarships link on the website at washington.edu. Scholarships are also offered to high school prospects as well as returning alumni. For a list of scholarships offered by the university, check its website.