The Freshman Viewbook is the essential publication for high school junior and seniors — or those who guide them. It begins by answering two key questions about the admissions journey, why here? and why you? It also introduces the UW's unique approach to admission and includes brief sections on majors, money, housing, and visiting our stunning campus and the surrounding region.
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This page presents all major Admissions publications in print-friendly, screen-readable Portable Document file (PDF) format. Click on the links below to open, save, or print the file of your choice.
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Freshman Application
Directions – introduces the UW’s endless variety of majors and opportunities
For pre-med students as well as those interested in professional degree programs in the health sciences, such as nursing and prosthetics and orthotics.
Just like it sounds. And no, there isn't one major for computer geeks at the UW.
Matter that matters. From the farthest reaches of unknown galaxies to the cells that form our bodies, these are the physical sciences.
From anthropology to women studies, this booklet contains one of the largest array of majors, as well as helpful hints on how to "be" pre-law.
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The TAP is the essential publication for prospective transfer students. This 24-page booklet offers sections on majors and academic planning, UW admission policies and requirements, application timelines and procedures, transfer credit policies, financial aid, and campus visits. It also includes a resource guide to academic and student services and workbook items to keep you focused.
Transfer Application
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For International Freshmen
This 12-page booklet is the essential publication for prospective international freshmen and their families. It introduces the amazing opportunities available at the UW, explains admissions policies, and includes brief sections on majors, housing, cost of attendance, and campus resources.
International Application
Admission Information for International Students
The essential publication for applicants who will need a visa to study in the U.S. Also for those who are already in the U.S. under an F, B, H, J, L, or M visa.
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Postbaccalaureate Application
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Self-guided Tour
Self-guided tours are available for those who visit campus on Sunday or who are unable to join the student-guided tour. The photo-filled booklet includes a map and a guide to 9 key sites within central campus.
