WSU Pullman students get the tools they need to find untapped strengths, with hundreds of majors and degree programs, research opportunities, fieldwork, internships, and study abroad programs.

Admissions presentations Learn more about WSU Pullman with virtual presentations and events with our staff, and even chat with one of our Cougar Connectors.

Use the toolbox at right to browse the academic offerings at the WSU Pullman campus. Academic offerings include 95 majors, 86 minors, and more than 100 in-major specializations, which allows you to ensure your degree reflects your specific interests and strengths.

We offer a full lineup of resources to support the academic journey of more than 5,000 WSU Pullman students who are first in their families to attend college. Our services focus on access and connections, expertise and guidance, and strengths and skills development.

Our flagship (founded 1890) and largest campus (17,827 students, fall 2022), WSU Pullman features a beautiful, state-of-the-art campus, more than 200 undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs, Pac-12 sports, leading research and arts-based programs, and a student experience offering nearly unlimited opportunities.

From the excitement of cheering for world-class athletes competing at the highest level of NCAA Division I sports to the thrill of capturing a championship in your favorite intramural sport, you’ll find many opportunities to get involved in sports-related activities at WSU Pullman.

Washington State University is the largest employer in Pullman, employing about 5,000 faculty, staff, and graduate assistants in a wide range of teaching and support positions.

David Cillay is the Interim Chancellor of the Washington State University Pullman Campus, the Chancellor of WSU’s Global Campus, and the Vice President of WSU’s Academic Outreach and Innovation (AOI). Cillay oversees WSU’s Global Campus, Learn365, Professional Education, and Learning Innovations.

Discover our full lineup of resources that support the academic journey of about 5,000 WSU Pullman students who are first in their families to attend college. Our services focus on access and connections, expertise and guidance, and strengths and skills development.

We have housing options to meet your needs: convenient on-campus residence halls, nearby fraternity or sorority chapter houses, university-owned apartments, or off-campus apartments and houses.