2024 Best Colleges with Art Teacher Education Degrees in Washington

• Seattle, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.78 out of 5  4,614 reviews

Senior: Hello All, I am a student at the University of Washington's Seattle's Foster School of Business. The school of business has its own separate departments from UW, and I'm sure other major options are the same. For example, Foster has its own career center and there is a University-wide career center. All the resources can be overwhelming for students, so I recommend clarifying which department a resource came from. I think the required classes are great and the major options are fantastic. The libraries are phenomenal and useful. There are always activities and events. However, because of its location and events, the UW does attract a lot of tourists, I would recommend avoiding the Quad and Red Square during Cherry Blossom Season. Although Suzzalo is the most well-known library, it also attracts the most tourists, and it's hard to study while people are having a photo shoot, the Allen library is a better place to have an uninterrupted study session. Thanks for reading!... Read 4,614 reviews

• grade A+

• Acceptance rate 53%

• Net price $8,701

• SAT range 1200-1470

• Toppenish, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.7 out of 5  339 reviews

Senior: I really enjoy the small classroom sizes. The student to teacher ratio is 11:1 which is awesome because you really get the 1 on 1 help from your teachers. Everyone at Heritage feels like family, the cafeteria food is great and Tim is a great cook! He has so many options for everyone. Teachers are there to help you and do not want to see you fail. I have no complaints about Heritage U.... Read 339 reviews

• grade B+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $7,976

• SAT range —

• Bellingham, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.71 out of 5  2,343 reviews

Senior: Bellingham, the town in which WWU is located, is the perfect college town. You can escape to the nearby mountains or stay in town and enjoy the stunning water views and enjoys hiking or walking nature trails. You can also head downtown for a taste of the city to enjoy bars, restaurants, and fun activities. The environment is truly unmatched. The school itself has beautiful original buildings as well as newer modern building housing the renovated Carver gym and science labs. My only complaint would be that since WWU tries to be so progressive sometimes topics that don't feel like they have a place being discussed in certain classes will arise. For some people this is fine but for me personally, I like to stick to the class material and not other political or highly opinionated matters unless it fits the class. Housing in this area can also be pricey so you have to start looking early!... Read 2,343 reviews

• grade B

• Acceptance rate 96%

• Net price $11,388

• SAT range 1090-1310

• Cheney, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.63 out of 5  1,739 reviews

Other: I have yet to experience the atmosphere of Eastern Washington University as I am transferring from Bushnell University in Eugene, Oregon. However, in the enrollment and registration process, I can already tell I am going to love it there as my academic advisor is already ten times better than my last. I feel heard at Eastern so far which is more than can be said for my time at Bushnell. My time at Bushnell ended traumatically, and I am hoping Eastern provides me with a fresh start. I am hoping to earn this scholarship as I have no other way of paying for school. In transferring I lost my academic and athletic scholarships from Bushnell and I am unable to work due to injuries. This will not stop me from attending Eastern, a school with my dream physical therapy program!... Read 1,739 reviews

• grade B minus

• Acceptance rate 97%

• Net price $13,650

• SAT range 880-1090

• Ellensburg, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.62 out of 5  1,598 reviews

Freshman: The rooms are really nice with a decent amount of variety, while the recreational areas are able to build community, but are, usually, non-invasive. The dining options are nice, although some items are definitely overpriced, and cheap food alternatives to things like fries and panda aren't exactly in great supply, wishing there was more alternatives in that regard. The professors seem qualified, likeable, presentable, respectable, and communicative in discussing grades and classwork. The school is proud of its history, but isn't misrepresentative of the time. Respectful to communities coming into central, but not overtly political. The incorporation into the city is really appreciated too. The public transport could be more intuitive, aswell as generally being able to get around, although that can also be put onto the city. All in all, a great alternative to the more popular schools in the state, with its own drawbacks, but that's every school. CWU can be anyone's home-away-from-home.... Read 1,598 reviews

• grade B minus

• Acceptance rate 88%

• Net price $17,645

• SAT range 930-1150