Washington State University Spokane, abbreviated as WSU Spokane, is the health and medicine-oriented campus of Washington State University. It was established in 1989 and received the designation of the university's health science campus in 2010. WSU Spokane has an enrollment of 1685 students, consisting of graduate, undergraduate, and professional students. The Spokane campus offers bachelor's and master's programs in diverse disciplines like Speech and Hearing Sciences, Molecular Biosciences, Mental Health, Criminal Justice, etc.
The Spokane campus is growing exponentially, and there are plans for its further expansion.
More than 92 percent of WSU students receive some kind of financial aid. The average reward is USD 9,462 (INR 7,24,628) per year per student. Likewise, WSU's tuition fee has only increased by USD 50 in the last five years. Thus, the university becomes accessible and affordable to a broad cohort of applicants.
The university regularly conducts events that global leaders and stalwarts chair. Thus, students receive hands-on learning opportunities at every step.
