Peninsula College Competitors

Washington State University is a nationally recognized land-grant research university, founded in Pullman in 1890. WSU’s statewide system includes campuses in Pullman, Spokane, Everett, Tri-Cities and Vancouver, with extension and research offices in every county of the state, and a nationally ranked online program. WSU is well known for its programs in veterinary medicine, agriculture, engineering, architecture, global animal health, food science, plant science, business, human health, pharmacy, neuroscience, communications, biofuels, sleep, business, education, energy. And, WSU athletics teams compete in the NCAA’s Pac-12 Conference.

One of Washington’s six state-funded, four-year institutions of higher education, Western Washington University is state’s third-largest university. With 16,000 students, 175+ academic programs, and an energized campus community, Western offers the focus on students and the faculty access of a smaller college and the academic choice, resources, multicultural diversity, and room to grow of a large university.

Central Washington University is a public, four-year university in the geographic center of Washington State. CWU began as a teaching college and continues to be a model learning community over 100 years later. Go Cats!