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First-year student
You’re a first-year student if you’re still in high school, even if you’re participating in Running Start or a similar program. If you’ve graduated high school but haven’t enrolled in college yet, you’re still considered a first-year student!
Start your first-year application
Transfer student
You’re a transfer student if you’ve completed (or will complete) any college credits/coursework after the summer following graduating high school but have not earned a bachelor’s degree.
Start your transfer application
International student
You’re an international student if you’re not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and plan to study on a visa.
Apply as an international student
Post-baccalaureate student
You’re a post-baccalaureate student if you’ve earned a bachelor’s degree and are applying for a second bachelor’s degree.
Start your post-bacc application
Returning UW Bothell student
You are a returning student if you have previously attended UW Bothell but did not complete your degree program.
Applying as a returning student
Non-matriculated student
You’re a non-matriculated student if you’re taking courses without pursuing a degree or certificate.
Applying as a non-matriculated studentFirst-year application deadlines:
Early Action is a non-binding option that allows students to receive an admission decision sooner.
- Early Action: November 15
- Regular Decision: January 15
Transfer, returning or post-baccalaureate deadlines:
Deadlines may vary by major. Please scroll down the dates and deadlines webpage to check for your intended major.
- Winter Quarter: October 10 or 25
- Spring Quarter: January 10 or 25
- Summer Quarter: May 1
- Autumn Quarter: April 1 or June 1
The University of Washington Bothell seeks students who can benefit from its wealth of academic and cultural opportunities and can contribute to its amazing energy and rich diversity of experiences. Our holistic review process looks beyond grades and standardized tests.
Take a look at our extensive FAQ page or connect with your admissions counselor.
Costs & Aid
A college degree requires planning, careful decision making and a commitment from both you and your family. We believe that students from all economic backgrounds should have the opportunity to attend the University of Washington Bothell and that finances should not be a barrier. Learn more about financing your education.
I chose to attend UW Bothell because of its community. I liked that it offered the opportunities and reputation of the UW system while still feeling welcoming and close-knit. That sense of belonging really impacted my decision.
