2024 Best Colleges with Fine Arts 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

• Walla Walla, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.98 out of 5  400 reviews

Alum: Whitman College provided an excellent educational experience! Despite the challenges of the Covid pandemic, the college achieved phenomenal classroom education, access to professors, and abundant academic resources. Classes pushes students to excel. The Whitman experience was also characterized by abundant social opportunities; between a multitude of clubs, Greek organizations, and spontaneous events, there was always something to do! Due to the small student population, it was almost impossible not to meet and build relationships with loads of your fellow students. Prospective students should be aware that the small size and small rural town of Walla Walla in which the school is located may not be to everyone's taste! Whitman provided me and many other graduates with an exemplary education, an unforgettable extracurricular experience, and a deep and engaged alumni community.... Read 400 reviews

• grade A minus

• Acceptance rate 59%

• Net price $35,627

• SAT range 1270-1440

• Seattle, WA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.69 out of 5  999 reviews

Freshman: A little expensive for the quality of education and resources there. Plenty of ADHD and special needs accommodations but services are hard to waitlist/access and the staff isn’t always helpful. Most professors are nice but the quality of education isn’t challenging with well thought out organized lectures to cohesively teach. Dining hall is better compared to most schools but expensive per meal. The students at the school are pretty odd but a good diverse student population. I find that a lot of people have issues with the housing office throughout the year. However, the gym is very nice with decent hours. Big weight room, basketball courts, and cardio equipment. Work study is hard to get a job at this school and the hours are inconvenient. The job extends your hours without pay sometimes. Lots of events from the many clubs and involvement fairs throughout the year though! Really enjoyed the assortment from cultural, extramural sports, games, sporting events and school spirits events.... Read 999 reviews

• grade B+

• Acceptance rate 82%

• Net price $36,671

• SAT range 1120-1330

• 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 —