RICHLAND, Wash. Prospective students and their parents are invited to the Washington State University Tri-Cities campus for an in-depth tour at 9 a.m. Tuesday, April 8.
The “Discover WSU Tri-Cities” program includes a campus tour, an overview of the academic programs for freshmen and transfer students, brief meetings with several professors and a panel discussion with current students.
WSU Tri-Cities is at 2710 University Drive in Richland. The Discover tour starts in the West Building at the Admissions Office and lasts about two hours.
Reservations for Discover WSU Tri-Cities are encouraged. Sign up online at www.tricity.wsu.edu, click on “visit.” Or contact the Admissions Office at 509-372-7250 or admiss@tricity.wsu.edu. Appointments also can be made for individual tours.
WSU Tri-Cities still is accepting freshman and transfer applications for fall 2008. Special scholarships and reconditioned laptops are available for incoming full-time freshmen.
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