University of Washington - Seattle
Locations: Seattle (WA)
Annual Tuition: $43,209
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Doctorate 4.1 Business
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Master's 3.7 Communications
Bachelor's 3.8 Engineering
Master's 3.3
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Write a ReviewTyrone
Reviewed: 4/2/2026
Degree: Political Science
I'd like to think I'm a somewhat independent person, but I wasn't prepared for the change in environment here. Everything is independent/lonely - social aspects/career/community. If you want community here, you have to treat it almost like another class and put in that amount of effort.
fkwon
Reviewed: 3/18/2026
Degree: Political Science
The University of Washington is a school that truly rewards those that seek to go far in academia. It has a ton of resources, community groups, and opportunities to flourish for those that seek to be rewarded. I highly recommend this school to anyone seeking to further their education.
Medina Khedir
Reviewed: 12/31/2019
Degree: Political Science
The University Of Washington (UW), is very well known for its research opportunities as well as resources it offers students to help succeed. The Seattle campus is the largest campus of all 3, and offers the most programs. The UW is located about 15 minutes away from Downtown Seattle, and is easy to access. There are many student organizations and study groups to help students feel welcomed. The UW is very competitive especially within its STEM related programs, so having study groups is really helpful.... Read More
Ismael
Reviewed: 9/19/2016
Degree: Political Science
My degree program was excellent. Most of my professors are experimented, even though few of them are lacking experience regarding what there are teaching. Also, some of them sometimes don't really teach the reality, but they instead engage on statements of bias.
Rich
Reviewed: 5/31/2016
Degree: Political Science
Very good environment for learning, very open and understanding staff and student body.
Mark Horn
Reviewed: 8/25/2013
Degree: Political Science
After my junior year at Western Washington University, I took a 13 year hiatus. After deciding on a career path, I needed to complete my BA to get into the K-8 teaching program at the U of W. Therefore, since I had more political science credits than any other, I took the most convenient route and earned a Political Science major. In the first month of teaching, I couldn't see myself doing that for 30 years, so I started investing in real estate. My wife and I took out a home equity loan, and in... Read More