Admitted Students

A visit will tell you what
you really need to know.

Seeing is deciding

Many students say it was their visit to our campus that confirmed their decision to attend WSU. Come experience what it's like to hear the bells of Bryan Tower as you walk along Terrell Mall, eat in one of our dining centers, and meet some of our world-class faculty and staff.

Note to admitted students: Click here to sign up for the mandatory Alive! registration and orientation program.

Organized visits

Organized visits give you the best idea of the WSU campus experience and optimize your time in Pullman.

Future Cougar Day
Get a taste of our world-class academics and enjoy the excitement of Cougar football.

Fall Preview
Enjoy a full day of University life as you visit academic departments, tour residence halls, talk with current students, and more.

Destination WSU
A special spring semester event for admitted students only. Experience a day on campus and see what it's like to live and learn at WSU.

Preview for Juniors
This springtime visit event immerses you in the academic areas that interest you through hands-on learning experiences. You and your family interact with top professors and discover where different majors can take you.

Visits by appointment

If you can't come to an organized visit, schedule a visit on your own. You'll get a guided tour and information about study opportunities, financing your education, and how to apply.

See Daily Tour Schedule. Visits can be scheduled up to 4 months in advance.

If you're coming to Pullman this fall for football game, take a look at tour offerings on home football game days.

Middle school and high school teachers, counselors, and professionals:

Plan a group visit for your class or organization. We work with you to arrange a memorable visit and provide you with important information on dining, activities, and accommodations.

Grade school teachers:

Want to come to WSU for a field trip? By organizing it in advance, a variety of activities can be arranged during the school year, including visits to university museums, the planetarium, and more.