Acceptance Letter To University In Washington
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The applications You may apply to the UW using one of two applications — ApplyWeb or the Common App. Please apply with only one application. The UW does not have a preference of application platform. The deadline for both is November 15, and decisions will be released March 1–15.
About half of our students receive their admissions decisions after the application deadline. The majority of on-time applicants will receive admission notification by early April. Scholarship awarding will begin in December.
Students with a GPA of 3.8 or above have a strong chance of being admitted to the University of Washington. And yes, that's the weighted GPA. If you take AP classes in your best subjects, it should be relatively easy to maintain a GPA around 4.0 and gain admission to the University of Washington.
For first-year applicants, admissions decisions are released by January for Early Action applicants, and by March for Regular Decision applicants. For transfer, returning, post-baccalaureate and non-matriculated applicants, admissions decisions are released quarterly.
Admission decision timeline All freshman autumn applicants are notified of their admission decision March 1-15. Decisions are released in batches and will be available to students on their MyUW during the notification window.
Decision notification Admitted students will receive an offer packet in the mail containing an official offer letter with assigned major, possible Purple & Gold scholarship offer (U.S. non-residents only), as well as other information about taking the next steps to becoming a Husky.
Admission decision timeline All freshman autumn applicants are notified of their admission decision March 1-15. Decisions are released in batches and will be available to students on their MyUW during the notification window.
Decision notification Admitted students will receive an offer packet in the mail containing an official offer letter with assigned major, possible Purple & Gold scholarship offer (U.S. non-residents only), as well as other information about taking the next steps to becoming a Husky.
Decision notification Admitted students will receive an offer packet in the mail containing an official offer letter with assigned major, possible Purple & Gold scholarship offer (U.S. non-residents only), as well as other information about taking the next steps to becoming a Husky.
