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Campus Life

Campus Size

Large Campus
21,374
Total Undergrads
Including 3,010 Part-time
3,288
Degree-Seeking Freshmen
Including 47 Part-time
Gender Breakdown:
52% Women
48% Men

Athletics

NCAA Division I-A

Pacific-10 Conference

  • Football
  • Basketball
  • Baseball
  • Cross Country/Track

Total Varsity Sports

Athletics Details
Sport Varsity Men Varsity Women Club Intramural
All Track Combined 100 96 - -
Baseball 35 - - -
Basketball 17 27 - -
Football 120 - - -
Golf 15 8 - -
Rowing - 75 - -
Soccer - 31 - -
Swimming - 23 - -
Tennis - 10 - -
Volleyball - 15 - -

Diversity

Student Total
American Indian/Alaskan Native 1.2%
Asian/Pacific Islander 6.0%
Black/non-Hispanic 2.1%
Hispanic 5.9%
Non-resident alien 5.9%
Race/Ethnicity unknown 7.9%
Two or more races 1.2%
White/non-Hispanic 69.8%
Disabilities
Percent of students with disability 3% or less

Services & Housing

Services Offered
  • Academic/Career counseling
  • Employment services for current students to find part-time positions
  • Job placement for graduates to find full-time employment
  • Daycare on campus for children of students
  • Library on campus
Living
  • On-Campus Housing
  • Meal plan offered, meals per week can vary

Clubs & Organizations

Reserved Officers' Training Corps (ROTC)
  • Army ROTC
  • Navy ROTC
  • Air Force ROTC

Safety Statistics

Arrests On Campus
Illegal Weapons Possession 1
Drug Law Violation 128
Liquor Law Violation 187
Criminal Offenses On Campus
Personal Crime 6
Property Crime 30
Reviews: Dorm Life
  • Megan from Sparks, NV
  • 5
  • “since the town is so small, dorm life is dominant here. and absolutely love it! you get to meet all sorts of people, and you are within walking distance…”

  • Jan-23-2012 » Read More
  • Jessica from Naches, WA
  • 3
  • “i lived in rogers dorm before moving into my apartment. rogers was more quiet dorm, but still had tons of activities to participate in by the ra's.…”

  • Feb-08-2012 » Read More

Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Food And Dining
  • 3
  • Jasmine from Pullman, WA
  • May-16-2013 I am a past student here

    You'll need to take the bus or car to go to Walmart or a restaurant. If you're a picky eater like me, then you're going to hate the dinning centers. Southside dinning center is the best. They have small little stores next to the dinning centers so you can buy snacks, soup, and dairy products on campus.

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  • 3
  • Sierra from Polson, MT
  • May-12-2013 I am a past student here

    I ate at Southside which I found to have descent food. The breakfast's were really good but I did get sick of the food by the end of the year but nothing to really complain about. At least I was eating three full meals a day.

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  • 4
  • Erik from Bothell, WA
  • May-09-2013 I am a current student here

    There is no unlimited meal plan despite being a D1 sports school, which is pretty surprising. However, there can be a large selection of various foods depending on which dining hall you are at such as steak, sushi, salmon, monthly specials, etc. The specials that occur each day are worth looking in to.

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  • 4
  • Young from Enumclaw, WA
  • May-08-2013 I am a current student here

    Easily accessible if you're living at the dorms, and even if you don't, they're still there. The food is very good and can cater to needs that might only be found at home, so you can feel at home with the food as well. There are a wide variety for you to choose from and they provide different ethnic foods as well as for people who prefer healthy foods.

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  • 5
  • Tracie from Vancouver, WA
  • May-06-2013 I am a current student here

    I have eaten at the dining facilities and find that the prices are fair and the food is great. It is a great opportunity to enjoy a little food and a great place to pull out your books and study.

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Student Responses to Review Topic: Greek Life
  • 0
  • Jasmine from Pullman, WA
  • May-16-2013 I am a past student here

    Interesting. It's really good for making strong friendships and staying social. It's easy to become a recluse in your dorm room. It's not always easy, but most of the time it seams the Greek students are enjoying themselves.

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  • 0
  • Erik from Bothell, WA
  • May-09-2013 I am a current student here

    WSU has one of the largest Greek Life systems in the state and it is a constant source of networking, as well as brotherhood. Though Greek Life can have it's strengths it is important to keep in mind that there is a large amount of partying at certain fraternities and sororities, and the environment can change you in a negative way if you don't know who you are yet.

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  • 0
  • Jillian from Pullman, WA
  • Apr-09-2013 I am a current student here

    Greek life is a good way to meet tons of great outgoing people. The do just as much stuff in the greek community as they do outside of it. There are stereotypes about greek people but they are absolutely not true.

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  • 0
  • Amber from Spokane, WA
  • Mar-24-2013 I am a current student here

    The Greek Life for the most part is the typical stereotype of frat guys and sorority girls. Although this may be true, everyone I have encountered are beyond friendly and welcoming.

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  • 0
  • Kristen from Pullman, WA
  • Mar-04-2013 I am a current student here

    Ick, just avoid it! This is not the type of campus where being Greek changes anything or makes your experience better.

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