Graduate Schools in Washington

University of Washington

• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA
• 24 reviews

Graduate Student: Good medical program, although at times some disorganization in the PA program. Staff is definitely interested in supporting students, which makes it a worthwhile investment!
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Washington State University

• Graduate School
• Pullman, WA
• 11 reviews

Graduate Student: It's a very small town with not much to do (outside of outdoor/summer activities) other than attend the football games. There is good financial and mental health support for graduate students with an active graduate student association advocating for graduate student concerns when they are voiced. If you get easily depressed by the winter (s.a.d.) or cannot live with lack of snow removal beyond throwing some sand down on top, this probably isn't the location for you. The university is great, but the location leaves much to be desired. The townies despise the university and its students, yet they rely on the university as one of the two top employers in the community.
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Gonzaga University

• Graduate School
• Spokane, WA
• 3 reviews

Alum: Supportive professors, excellent academics and a strong sense of community are what make GU special. I'm very proud to be an alumna.
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Pacific Lutheran University

• Graduate School
• Tacoma, WA
• 2 reviews

Graduate Student: I love the reputation and the campus. Professors are amazing and great to work with. Tuition is too high, especially since the professors' compensation does not reflect it and the building is super old.
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Whitworth University

• Graduate School
• Spokane, WA
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Whitworth is an amazing experience, far better than what I have received at public schools. The professors are engaged and intelligent, and they create a culture where everyone feels valued and supported
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University of Puget Sound

• Graduate School
• Tacoma, WA
• 5 reviews

Graduate Student: This beautiful campus offers a wide-range of undergraduate degrees as well as graduate programs. Being a graduate student, I am not as involved with the undergraduate lifestyle, but can observe many opportunities being offered by UPS. I have been a student here for 3 years and consider myself a very happy Logger!
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Seattle University

• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA
• 5 reviews

Alum: I came to Seattle University as a graduate student. My program used a cohort method where school counseling students learned alongside community mental health counselors before breaking up for internship. I loved the cohort program as it allowed similar fields to work together, thus allowing us to gain more knowledge about our own specialities, as well as another's. The campus is beautiful, the program was great. There were some hiccups here and there (such as class enrollment, educators, switching buildings/classrooms last minute), but they are pretty typical (in my experience and in my own opinion) in any educational environment. The surrounding area of seattle (capitol hill, international district, first hill) will always have a special place in my heart as well. All in all, great diverse student population, great professors, great city/location, great environment, and great academics/career-related resources.
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Seattle Pacific University

• Graduate School
• Seattle, WA

University of Washington - Tacoma

• Graduate School
• Tacoma, WA
• 5 reviews

Graduate Student: I transferred to UW Tacoma to complete my bachelor's in social welfare and decided to return for my master's in social work. UW Tacoma is at a great convenient location, right in downtown. The instructors are of high quality, I have learned a lot from my time there. I have made many good friends in my classes and have enjoyed the university's events as well such as volunteering and guest speakers.
But I would say the drawbacks of UW Tacoma are the parking is sparse, so commuting on public transit is likely a must. And although there are some events and clubs on campus, there are less than other schools because it is a commuter school.
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University of Washington - Bothell

• Graduate School
• Bothell, WA
• 1 review

Graduate Student: Generally love the experience in Bothell. Only problems are the forced classes needed for graduation. The professors generally care about their students and are willing to help outside of the class.
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Northwest University

• Graduate School
• Kirkland, WA

Saint Martin's University

• Graduate School
• Lacey, WA
• 3 reviews

Graduate Student: Saint Martin’s is an amazing university located in downtown Lacey. The campus is beautiful and easily accessible. I am in the graduate program for education and the professors have exceptional knowledge which they are more than willing to share with their students! The class sizes are perfect with no more than 15 students per professor. This makes for a more individualized learning experience with people who become lifelong friends. I highly recommend this school for any degree type!
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Central Washington University

• Graduate School
• Ellensburg, WA
• 5 reviews

Graduate Student: It was an amazing school and wonderful experience. From excellent teacher to a community-based feeling, this university will allow one to feel at home and reap from all of the resources offered
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Eastern Washington University

• Graduate School
• Cheney, WA
• 12 reviews

Niche User: I'm a running start student at Eastern Washington University. The place overall is a great place. The only thing that I would like is that if they get you more prepared for the first day. I was not informed about the online tools they use for their classes and had to figure it all out the first day. Other than that, I haven't experienced any other problems at the school. The people there are amazing!
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