r/wsu

Does anyone know which times the free food pantry usually restocks, and how often?

Also, what do they typically have there?

Scale of 1 to 10?

Best/worst foods you've had there?

Which is better: Southside or Northside?

Hi! I’m looking into getting a parking pass for this coming school year.

Does anyone know how to get one/when the date/time to get one is?

I’m having a hard time locating this info of the website so any info would be great!

I had an advising meeting this morning, and my advisor didn't show up. I waited for 30 minutes before leaving. Has this happened to other people? Was the link bad?

Graduated in 2012, living in Seattle now but I wanna make a trek back to Pullman with my wife who has never been, and our dog will also join. I wanna do a full nostalgia tour, but I know dogs aren't allowed in campus buildings so that just might be on my own. Outside that, are there enough dog-friendly breweries or patios that we'll have stuff to do for a few nights? When I was last there I think all we had was Paradise Creek brewing

I have just completed my associate in science going into mech E and am in a debate between these two, I really don’t wanna go east of the cascades and all the uw campuses are increasingly less likely. As I understand, Vancouver is the more “college experience” of the two but I don’t really care about that I also am aware of the additional requirements for admittance into the program and have completed them. I’ve heard that everet is a less social place but that’s ok with me as long as I can make at least a few friends. The main thing concerning me is housing. I have chapter 35 military benefits which will net me about 1500 ever month I do full time, is that viable for either of them since they don’t have housing?

TLDR: I’ll have an income of 1500/ month with tuition covered, which one is more viable

Was anyone able to walk for grad spring ceremony even though you had 1 class left to do in the summer, or were you only able to walk for grad in the fall ceremony? I just failed a course that was only available during summer now I have to wait to retake it💀 and yes it’s a required course for my major. (Global campus).

Hey all, I’m a WA state community college student with about 73 credits and preparing to finish up my AA-DTA. I’m looking to apply to several four year’s; WSU Being one of them, but I currently have a 2.25 GPA and 5 classes remaining. My gpa is this low due to some unfortunate life circumstances in the past but I’m determined to get it as high as through these 5 remaining classes. My question is how likely is admission for me?

:)

I recently got accepted for a fully funded PhD at Washington State University in Pullman. Before applying, I had an interview with the professor, and his research is quite close to my interests, so academically it seems like a very good fit.

My only hesitation is about life in Pullman. I am an international student, and I don’t know much about the city, the lifestyle, housing, or whether the PhD stipend is enough to live comfortably.

I am not looking for anything fancy, just a decent and stable student life: rent, food, transportation, basic expenses, and maybe the possibility to save a little if possible.

For current or former WSU grad students: how is life in Pullman? Is the stipend enough for a reasonable quality of life? Is it easy to adapt and meet people there?

If a student were to bring their car to campus, and say didn't want to buy a parking pass, where might that student leave their vehicle for multiple days at a time without getting a ticket? Asking for a friend of course.

Hi, I’m a new PHD student in political science coming to Pullman in late August. How do you guys make friendships with others before meeting them in person? Is there a group chat or Reddit group or something? I want to connect with other PHD students but I’m a bit nervous and don’t know where to start.

hey everyone
is there any chance to meet someone studying phd in clinical psychology here i need some help for applying