Western Washington University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

There are many ways to get around Bellingham, Washington. Here are some of the most popular options:

• Public Transportation: The Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) operates a bus system serving the city and surrounding areas. Several intercity bus lines stop in Bellingham, including Greyhound and Amtrak.
• Bicycling: Bellingham is a very bike-friendly city, with many dedicated bike lanes and trails. You can rent a bike from one of the many shops in town.
• Taxis And Ride-Hailing Services: These can be a convenient way to get around, especially if you are travelling with a group or have a lot of luggage.
• Car Rental: If you are planning on doing a lot of exploring outside of the city, you may want to rent a car. There are several car rental agencies located in Bellingham.

Western Washington University offers varied student services to support students' academic, personal, and professional success. These services include:

• Academic Advisors help students plan their coursework, choose classes, and stay on track to graduate.
• The Financial Aid Office offers several options to help students pay for their education, including grants, scholarships, and loans.
• The Career Services Center helps students develop their career goals, find internships and jobs, and prepare for the job market.
• The Counseling and Wellness Center provides confidential counselling and support services to students on issues, including academic stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship problems.
• The Disability Access Center provides accommodations and services to students with disabilities, so they can fully participate in all aspects of campus life.
• The International Student Services office provides support to international students, including advising, orientation, and cultural programs.
• The LGBTQ+ Student Services office provides support to LGBTQ+ students, including advising, programming, and resources.
• The Student Health Center provides primary care services to students, as well as mental health counselling, women's health services, and more.

• Join A Club: There are 200+ student-led clubs and organizations, so you are sure to find something that interests you. Whether you are into sports, music, art, or social justice, there is a place for you at Western Washington University.
• Attend A Sporting Event: Western Washington University has varied sports teams, including football, basketball, and volleyball. You can cheer on the Vikings at home games or make the trip to away games.
• Go To A Concert: There are always concerts happening on campus, featuring several musical genres. Check out the university's website or social media pages to see what's coming up.
• Visit The Art Museum: Western Washinton University's art museum has a collection of 10,000+ works of art, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs. Admission is free.
• Go Hiking Or Camping: The Cascade Mountains are just a short drive from campus, making it easy to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. There are plenty of hiking trails and campsites to choose from.

Western Washington University offers several on-campus housing options for students of all years. There are 16 residence halls and one apartment complex located across three regions of the campus: North Campus, Ridgeway Complex, and South Campus.

North Campus

• Alma Clark Glass Hall: This new residence hall is located on the north end of campus and offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. It is also home to the WWU Honors College.
• Buchanan Towers: This residence hall is home to 700+ students and offers several room types, including singles, doubles, and triples. It also has a dining hall, fitness centre, and study lounges.
• Fairhaven Complex: This complex is located in the Fairhaven neighbourhood of Bellingham, including singles, doubles, and triple room types. It also has a dining hall, fitness centre, and laundry facilities.
• Norse Hall: This residence hall is home to 400+ students and offers a variety of room types, including singles, doubles, and triples. It also has a dining hall, fitness centre, and study lounges.

Ridgeway Complex

This residence hall is home to 500+ students, including singles, doubles, and triples. It also has a dining hall, fitness centre, and study lounges.

South Campus

• Cedarwood Hall: This residence hall is home to 400+ students, including singles, doubles, and triples. It also has a dining hall, fitness centre, and study lounges.
• Viking Village: This apartment complex is located on the south end of campus and offers one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. It also has a pool, fitness centre, and laundry facilities.

Birnam Wood

• Birnam Wood is an apartment complex located just off campus and offers four-bedroom apartments. It is home to many amenities, including a fitness centre, laundry facilities, and a computer lab.

Cost: The cost of on-campus housing varies depending on the room type and location. The average cost for a single room in a residence hall is $1,200 per semester. The average cost for a four-bedroom apartment in Birnam Wood is $1,800 per semester.