Washington State University

Washington State University is a prominent public research university founded in 1890 and located in Pullman, eastern Washington, and is one of the oldest and largest institutions of higher education in the state. Classified as an R1 university for its high research activity, WSU serves tens of thousands of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students across a broad spectrum of academic disciplines. The university offers hundreds of academic programs in fields such as engineering, agriculture, biological and natural sciences, veterinary medicine, business, health sciences, and social sciences, and is internationally recognized for its strengths in agriculture, food science, veterinary medicine, and engineering. Washington State University operates a statewide network of campuses including Spokane, Tri-Cities, Vancouver, and Everett, in addition to extensive online education programs, reflecting its wide academic reach. The main campus in Pullman is known for its expansive setting, advanced research facilities, and modern laboratories, while students benefit from a dynamic campus life that includes numerous student organizations, cultural activities, and athletic programs, making Washington State University a comprehensive institution dedicated to academic excellence, research innovation, and public service.