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Welcome to UW Graduate Studies
The UW has been awarding graduate degrees since
1885. Since 1974, UW has led the nation’s public universities in competing for federal
research and training grants. In 2000, the UW was first among public and second among all universities, public and private, in federal
research awards. Currently, we have over 10,000 graduate students enrolled at all 3 campuses pursuing master’s and
doctoral degrees in 114 graduate degree granting units.
The University of Washington also values diversity in its broadest
context, reaching out to underrepresented individuals to recognize what they
have to offer the community. In addition, international applicants, immigrants
and permanent residents constitute an important segment of our population.
Diversity within the student body not only benefits the individual but enhances
the educational experience for everyone.
Applying
to graduate study is a simple process. The following
pages will guide you through the steps.
Please note: The
Graduate School of Business, the School
of Law, the School of Dentistry, the School of Pharmacy, and the School
of Medicine's M.D. program have slightly different admissions
procedures. To apply to these programs, please visit their websites.
Application Information
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Programs & Degrees
Offered: Academic Program offerings, including Master's,
Ph.D., Certificate and Interdisciplinary Programs.
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General Admission Information
: Includes information
about student status options; admission requirements; required tests; when to
apply; how to apply and information about applying on-line
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Apply Now:
Application for Admission to Graduate School at UW is now an online application. NOTE: We realize that
in some instances, it may not be possible for an applicant to use the online
process. Although the paper application takes from 4 – 6 weeks longer to
process, if you *must* have access to a downloadable/printable
version, you should contact the department to which you are applying. Some
departments are still able to accept paper applications and some are not.
Important Information
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