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Western Washington University

Western Washington University is a public university in a small city in the Bellingham, WA metro with 13,704 students and a 93% acceptance rate.

Bellingham, Washington · Public · City, small · 13,704 students

NCAA Division II · Great Northwest Athletic ConferenceEarly action Nov 1

Admission rate

93%

of applicants admitted

SAT average

1,289

combined, admitted students

ACT, middle half

23–29

25th to 75th percentile

Average net price

$21,193

per year, after grants

Graduation rate

65%

within 6 years

Freshman retention

80%

return for sophomore year

Median earnings

$62,569

10 years after entry

Students

13,704

total enrollment

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education (College Scorecard and IPEDS) · data snapshot October 2, 2026 · Updated October 2, 2026

First-year deadlines, 2026–27

PlanEntry termDeadlineDecision by
Early action
Apply early, hear early, not binding.
November 1, 2026December 31, 2026
Regular decision
The standard deadline, with answers in spring. Not binding.
January 31, 2027
Rolling admission
The college reviews applications as they arrive until the class is full.
SpringJanuary 31, 2027

Plans are listed in calendar order. What the plans mean

Source: admissions.wwu.edu · checked September 26, 2026

What families actually pay

Average yearly net price after grants, in-state students, by family income

$0–30,000$12,915
$30,001–48,000$14,147
$48,001–75,000$17,539
$75,001–110,000$24,301
Over $110,000$27,984

Source: U.S. Dept. of Education, College Scorecard · data snapshot October 2, 2026

AP credit

Most-taken exams, lowest score that earns credit
ExamMin scoreWestern Washington University courseCredits
Calculus AB2No credit but may satisfy a prerequisite
Calculus BC1Credit/placement based on AB subscore
Biology3Biology 101 (4 credits) Lab Science
Chemistry3Chemistry 161, 162 (10 credits) Lab Science
English Language and Composition3English electives (4 credits) Humanities
English Literature and Composition3English electives (4 credits) Humanities
United States History4History elective (5 credits) Humanities
Psychology3Psychology 101 (5 credits) Social Sciences
Show all 42 exams and every score level
ExamMin scoreCourseCredits
Calculus AB2No credit but may satisfy a prerequisite
Calculus AB3Math electives: 5 credits Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus AB4Math 124 (5 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus AB5Math 124, 125 (10 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC1Credit/placement based on AB subscore
Calculus BC1No credit
Calculus BC2Math 124 (5 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC2
With AB subscore of 1 or 2 Credit/placement based…With AB subscore of 1 or 2 Credit/placement based on AB subscore; reference AB Exam above QSR fulfillment dependent on AB subscore
Calculus BC2
With AB subscore of 3 or 4 Math 124 (5 credits)…With AB subscore of 3 or 4 Math 124 (5 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC2
With AB subscore of 5 Math 124, 125 (10 credits)…With AB subscore of 5 Math 124, 125 (10 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC3
With AB subscore of 1–4 Math 124 (5 credits)…With AB subscore of 1–4 Math 124 (5 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC3
With AB subscore of 5 Math 124, 125 (10 credits)…With AB subscore of 5 Math 124, 125 (10 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Calculus BC4Math 124, 125 (10 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Biology3Biology 101 (4 credits) Lab Science
Biology4Biology 204 (5 credits) Lab Science
Biology5Biology 204 (5 credits), Biology 205 (5 credits) Lab Science
Chemistry3Chemistry 161, 162 (10 credits) Lab Science
English Language and Composition3English electives (4 credits) Humanities
English Language and Composition4
English electives (4 credits), English 101…English electives (4 credits), English 101 Communication Block A waived Humanities
English Literature and Composition3English electives (4 credits) Humanities
English Literature and Composition4
English electives (4 credits), English 101…English electives (4 credits), English 101 Communication Block A waived Humanities
United States History4History elective (5 credits) Humanities
Psychology3Psychology 101 (5 credits) Social Sciences
Statistics3Math 240 (4 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Computer Science A3
Computer Science 141 (4 credits) Quantitative &…Computer Science 141 (4 credits) Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Macroeconomics3Economics 207 (4 credits) Social Sciences
Microeconomics3Economics 206 (4 credits) Social Sciences
World History: Modern4History 123 (5 credits) Humanities
Environmental Science3Environmental Science 101 (3 credits) Non-Lab Science
European History4History 113 (5 credits) Humanities
Human Geography3Environmental Studies 204 (4 credits) Social Sciences
Spanish Language and Culture3Spanish 104 (5 credits) Communication Block B
Spanish Language and Culture4Spanish electives (10 credits) Humanities
Spanish Language and Culture5Spanish electives (15 credits) Humanities
United States Government and Politics3Political Science 250 (5 credits) Social Sciences
Computer Science Principles3General electives (3 credits)
Art History3Art electives (3 credits)
Art History4
Art History 210 (3 credits), Art elective (1…Art History 210 (3 credits), Art elective (1 credit) Humanities
Music Theory3Music electives (3 credits)
2-D Art and Design3Art electives (4 credits)
2-D Art and Design4Art 120 (5 credits)
3-D Art and Design3Art electives (4 credits)
3-D Art and Design4Art 230 (5 credits)
African American Studies3
ETHN 204 (5 credits) Comparative, Gender, and…ETHN 204 (5 credits) Comparative, Gender, and Multicultural Studies Block B
Chinese Language and Culture3Chinese 101: 5 credits
Chinese Language and Culture4Chinese 101, 102: 10 credits
Comparative Government and Politics3Political Science 291 (5 credits) Social Sciences
Drawing3Art electives (4 credits)
Drawing4Art 110 (5 credits)
French Language and Culture3French 104 (5 credits)
French Language and Culture4French electives (10 credits) Humanities
French Language and Culture5French electives (15 credits) Humanities
German Language and Culture3German 101 (5 credits)
German Language and Culture4German 101, 102 (10 credits)
Italian Language and Culture3Italian 101 (5 credits)
Italian Language and Culture4ITAL 101 (5 credits), ITAL electives (5 credits)
Japanese Language and Culture3Japanese 101 (5 credits)
Japanese Language and Culture4Japanese 101, 102 (10 credits)
Music Aural Subscore3Music electives (3 credits)
Music Non-Aural Subscore3Music electives (3 credits)
Physics 1 and 2: Algebra-Based3
Physics 114, 115, 116: 10 credits (lab) and 5…Physics 114, 115, 116: 10 credits (lab) and 5 credits (non-lab) Lab Science, Non-Lab Science
Physics 1: Algebra-Based3Physics 114 (5 credits) Non-Lab Science
Physics 2: Algebra-Based3Physics 115 (5 credits) Lab Science
Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism3Physics 162 (5 credits) Lab Science
Physics C: Mechanics3Physics 161 (5 credits) Lab Science
Precalculus2No credit; placement into Math 107, 108, 111, 112 or 240
Precalculus3
Math electives (5 credits) ; placement into Math…Math electives (5 credits) ; placement into Math 114, 156, 371 or 381 Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Precalculus4
Math electives (5 credits); placement into Math…Math electives (5 credits); placement into Math 115, 118 or 157 Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Precalculus5
Math electives (5 credits); placement into Math…Math electives (5 credits); placement into Math 124 or 134 Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning
Research3General Electives: 3 credits
Seminar3General Electives: 3 credits
Spanish Literature and Culture3Spanish electives (5 credits) Humanities
Spanish Literature and Culture4Spanish electives (10 credits) Humanities
Spanish Literature and Culture5Spanish electives (15 credits) Humanities

Source: admissions.wwu.edu · checked September 19, 2026

Biggest majors

MajorGraduates
Psychology234
Creative Writing120
Computer and Information Sciences113
Sociology111
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other109
Environmental Science107
Speech Communication and Rhetoric100
Special Education and Teaching99
Show the other 90 majors
Marketing/Marketing Management93
Political Science and Government77
Health/Medical Preparatory Programs, Other71
History68
English Language and Literature65
Human Services65
Art/Art Studies64
Sustainability Studies56
Biology/Biological Sciences56
Business Administration and Management56
Environmental Studies55
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies50
Accounting49
Anthropology44
Exercise Science and Kinesiology43
Geology/Earth Science43
Biochemistry39
Chemistry37
Journalism37
Finance35
Management Information Systems34
Electrical and Computer Engineering34
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts32
Parks, Recreation, and Leisure Studies31
Communication Sciences and Disorders31
Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology30
Neuroscience28
Mathematics28
Linguistics28
Economics, Other25
Economics23
Geography and Environmental Studies22
International Business/Trade/Commerce22
Spanish Language and Literature22
Community Health and Preventive Medicine20
Elementary Education and Teaching20
Management Science19
Design and Visual Communications19
Archeology19
Philosophy19
Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography19
Manufacturing Engineering18
Physics18
Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance17
Polymer/Plastics Engineering17
Mathematics and Computer Science17
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies, Other16
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse14
Data Science14
Marine Sciences14
Music Teacher Education13
Industrial and Product Design13
Art History, Criticism and Conservation13
Biological and Physical Sciences12
Social Science Teacher Education12
Physical Education Teaching and Coaching12
Japanese Language and Literature11
Developmental and Child Psychology11
Early Childhood Education and Teaching10
Humanities/Humanistic Studies10
Operations Management and Supervision10
Applied Mathematics8
Mathematics Teacher Education8
Energy and Environmental Policy8
Music7
Geophysics and Seismology7
Science Teacher Education/General Science Teacher Education7
Bilingual and Multilingual Education7
Dance6
Anthropology, Other6
Religion/Religious Studies6
Mathematics and Statistics6
American/United States Studies/Civilization5
Journalism, Other5
German Language and Literature5
Geography5
Earth Science Teacher Education4
English/Language Arts Teacher Education4
East Asian Studies3
Education/Teaching of Individuals in Early Childhood Special Education Programs3
Art Teacher Education3
History Teacher Education3
French Language and Literature3
Music Performance3
Latin American Studies2
Biology Teacher Education2
Chinese Language and Literature2
Music Theory and Composition1
Music History, Literature, and Theory1
Spanish Language Teacher Education1

Bachelor’s graduates, first major, most recent year · Source: U.S. Dept. of Education, IPEDS · data snapshot October 2, 2026

Scholarships

Amounts and eligibility change; check the college’s page for current details.

Sports and campus life

Men’s varsity · NCAA Division II, Great Northwest Athletic Conference

Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Track and Field and Cross Country (combined)

Women’s varsity · NCAA Division II, Great Northwest Athletic Conference

Basketball, Golf, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field and Cross Country (combined), Volleyball

Faith groups

Hillel, Newman Connection

Also

Honors college, Study abroad

Greek life

14% of men in fraternities · 6% of undergraduates overall (Common Data Set 2021–22)

Sources: U.S. Dept. of Education athletics data (EADA), Common Data Set (Greek life), hillel.org · checked September 4, 2026 · data snapshot October 2, 2026

The place

Setting

City, small

Federal locale classification

Metro area

Bellingham, WA

234,954 people

Big-city metro (1 million+)

No

More about the place

Nearest airport

Bellingham International (BLI)

Nearest hub airport

Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA)

Walkability

EPA walkability index 4.0 of 20

Elevation

322 ft

Time zone

Pacific

January low

35°F

July high

75°F

Annual snowfall

3.4 in

Days at 90°F or higher

0 per year

One-bedroom fair market rent

$1,570 per month

Sources: U.S. Dept. of Education (IPEDS locale), U.S. Census metro estimates, NOAA climate normals, HUD fair market rents, EPA walkability · data snapshot October 2, 2026

Colleges nearby

Straight-line distance between campuses

Similar colleges

Public, city campus, NCAA Division II, similar size