Washington State University - Tri Cities Washington State University Tri-Cities is introduced as follows:

School Overview: Washington State University Tri-Cities is located in Richland, Washington. It is one of the branches of Washington State University. The school has been a member of the Washington State University system since 1978.

Academic Programs:

Rich degree programs: 16 undergraduate degrees, 14 master's degrees and 5 doctoral programs are offered, covering a variety of fields, providing students with diverse learning options.

Focus on STEM education: It was recognized for winning the STEM Outstanding Program Award in 2024 to encourage and help students from underrepresented groups to enter the STEM field, indicating that the school has outstanding performance in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.

Student Situation:

Diversified student backgrounds: More than 50% of students come from different backgrounds, and half of them are the first in their families to go to college, reflecting the school's inclusiveness and efforts to provide educational opportunities for different groups.

Strong financial aid: With the help of grants, scholarships and loans, half of the school's bachelor's degree students do not have to pay tuition, which reduces the financial burden of students and enables more students to receive higher education.

Research institutions and cooperation:

Northwest Institute for Energy Futures: The school's Northwest Institute for Energy Futures held an open day event to showcase its research and vision in the field of clean energy, and is committed to promoting the coordinated development of clean energy systems with the environment, economy and society, and providing solutions to meet clean energy challenges.

School-enterprise cooperation: Cooperation with the Richland School District brings a unique learning experience to teacher candidates, strengthens the combination of practice and theory in the field of education, and contributes to the development of local education.

Campus life: Although not as rich and diverse as the main campus, it also provides students with certain activities and communication opportunities. Students can participate in various academic lectures, seminars, etc. to broaden their knowledge and have in-depth exchanges with teachers and classmates.