The University of Washington offers more than 370 graduate programs across all three UW campuses and online, from master’s to doctoral programs for people who are launching or continuing academic, …

Please contact the campus's admissions office directly with your full name, date of birth, and application ID. The admissions office will be able to share the status of your application.

Your admission to a major at the UW depends on the major you’re interested in and on your application type. What can you do now to set yourself up for success? Get tips from our Admissions team on:

This is the University of Washington: a stunning campus in the heart of an energetic, forward-thinking city. Our students are dreamers and doers, and together we tackle big issues with curiosity, …

Meet the real people behind the UW Office of Admissions. Are you a high school counselor or other mentor for college-bound students? This section is for you.

See our step-by-step instructions on how to apply. Admission decisions are made only after all first-year applications have been reviewed. The UW does not participate in early decision or early action …

The UW no longer requires SAT or ACT scores for most applicants. Homeschooled applicants and applicants who come from schools with non-standard grading practices that do not have letter or …

May 1: National College Decision Day, the date by which most first-year students will need to confirm the intent to enroll in a college for summer or autumn quarter. Consult your offer letter for the date by …

The UW offers scholarships in everything from academic pursuits and research activities to community service and musical talents. You are considered for some scholarship programs automatically as part...

You will find your admission decision and assigned major within the “Application Status” section of your MyUW portal during the notification period. Note that you will need your UW NetID to access your …