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49% of students pay no out-of-pocket tuition. Financial aid experts are standing by to help you get all the financial aid you qualify for and to help you identify other ways to save on college tuition—scholarships, living at home, jobs and special opportunities.

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Majors and degrees to take you where you want to go. As the only four-year research university in Southwest Washington, WSU Vancouver offers a personalized high-quality education and an employer-respected WSU degree.

Majors and degrees

Join a tight-knit community. Develop lasting relationships with your instructors and classmates. More than 60 student clubs make it easy to make friends who share your passion.

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Meet our Student Ambassadors and find out why they chose WSU Vancouver. These Cougs are eager to answer your specific questions too.

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What’s happening at WSU Vancouver?

Lunch and learn, seven-month collaboration between WSU Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay High School in Vancouver

WSU Vancouver, Hudson’s Bay Unite for Gut Health Project

Lunch and learn

WSU Vancouver and Hudson’s Bay High School partnered on the “Microbe Lunch Project,” teaching students about gut health through science, art, and fermented foods. High schoolers made yogurt, learned microbiology, and explored college labs, fostering engagement and interdisciplinary learning.

Life Sciences Building receives LEED Gold certification for sustainability achievement

Achieving sustainability excellence at WSU Vancouver

Life Sciences Building receives LEED Gold certification for sustainability achievement

WSU Vancouver’s Life Sciences Building earned LEED Gold status for sustainability. Highlights include eco-friendly materials, reduced water use, energy efficiency, and biodiversity restoration. This reflects the campus's commitment to environmental stewardship and well-being.

Prime apple-growing areas in US face increasing climate risks

Climate change threatens key apple-producing regions.

Prime apple-growing areas in US face increasing climate risks

A WSU study reveals that prime apple-growing areas in the U.S., including Yakima County in Washington, face increasing climate risks that could impact apple production and quality. Researchers are working on strategies to help growers adapt to these changes.

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Undergraduate Building, Room 126

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