Why do students transfer to CWU?

Flexibility Students can find the option that works best for them

Size Student population is 10,500 with an average class size

of just 25 students

Academics Over 100 different undergraduate programs and 30

graduate programs

Des Moines center Programs

• BS Accounting

• BS Business Administration

Specializations: Gen. Business, Human Resource Management, Leadership & Management,

Marketing Management & Supply Chain Management

• BAEd Early Childhood Education/

Elementary Education

• BAEd Elementary Education/Middle Level Math

• BAEd Education/TESL

• BS Electronics Engineering Technology

• BS Interdisciplinary Studies/Social Sciences

• BAS ITAM

• BA Law and Justice

• BA Psychology

• MEd Master Teacher

• MPA Professional Accountancy

• MEd School Administration

• MS Law and Justice

Minors: Business, Economics, Finance, Human Resource

Management, Industrial Technology, Law & Justice, Psychology, Sociology, Sport

Business

Certifications: Principal Certification, Professional Certificate in Teaching

Lynnwood center

Programs

• BS Accounting

• BS Business Administration

Specializations: Gen. Business, Human Resource

Management, Leadership & Management,

Marketing Management & Supply Chain

• BAS ITAM

• BS Interdisciplinary Studies-Social Science

• BA Law and Justice

• MPA Professional Accountancy

Minors: Acctg, Business, Economics, Finance, Human Resource

Management, Law & Justice, Psychology, Sociology, Sport

Business

Certification: Supply Chain Management

Everett teaching site: • BS Interdiscplinary Studies-Social Science

• BAS ITAM

Pierce County center

Programs

• BAEd Elementary Education/Literacy Minor

• BAS Information Technology and Administrative Management

• BS Interdisciplinary Studies – Social Sciences

• BA Law and Justice

• BS Social Services

Minors: Law and Justice, Psychology, Sociology, Social Services

Online Programs

Undergraduate

• BA English: Professional and Creative Writing

• BS ITAM-Administrative Management or Retail Management specializations

• BAS ITAM-Administrative Management, cyber security or IT specializations

• BS Interdisciplinary Studies – Social Sciences

• BA Law and Justice

• BA Psychology

• BA Sociology

• BA/BS Specialized Studies

http://www.cwu.edu/online-learning/online-undergraduate-programs#individualstudies

Graduate

• MEd Education Literacy

• MEd Higher Education

• MEd Instructional Leadership

• MEd School Administration

• MEd Special Education

• MS Health & Physical Education: Athletic Administration

• MS Health & Physical Education

• MS ITAM

http://www.cwu.edu/online-learning/online-graduate-programs

Accounting and Business

Pre-Admission & Program updates

PRE-ADMISSION COURSES

ACCT 251-Accounting I (C or better for Acctg., C- or better for Business)

ACCT 252-Accounting II (C or better for Acctg., C- or better for Business)

BUS 221-Introductory Business Statistics

ECON 201-Principles of Economics

ECON 202-Principles of Economics-Macro

MATH-Pre-Calculus or Higher Math

MATH-Finite Math or Higher Math

ENG 101

ENG 102

BUS LAW is now part of the core curriculum, not a pre-admission course

*2.5 Cum GPA for Accounting & 2.0 Cum GPA for Business Admin

*No lower than 1.7 in any Pre-Admission course, cumulative 2.5 GPA in Pre-Admission

courses

Transfer Profile

ADMISSIONS PRIORITY

DEADLINES Fall Quarter – March 1

Winter Quarter – November 1

Spring Quarter – March 1

Summer Quarter – June 1

Average incoming GPA for transfer students - 3.25

74% of transfers go to Ellensburg

26% of transfers go to Centers

94% of transfers from Washington state CC

28% of transfer students are students of color

Dual Admission Benefits

1. $50 Application fee waived

2. Register before other transfer students

3. Access to CWU resources

Applying for Dual Admission

1. Enroll at a Community/Technical College and

have no more than 60 credits

2. Submit online Pre-Application form & Transcripts

3. Apply for admission to CWU (after pre-app. has

been approved)

*Please note Running Start students and students

with previous degrees are not eligible at this time.

http://www.cwu.edu/admissions/dual-admission-

program

Admissions Process

Plan to earn DTA before transferring

to CWU

Have less than 60 college

level credits

Apply to dual admission program

Apply to CWU as a transfer student Have more

than 60 credits

Plan to transfer before earning DTA

Degree

Have less than 40 college level

credits

Apply as a “transfer freshman” with less

than 40 credits

Have more than 40 college level

credits Apply as a transfer

Plan to transfer as a running start

student Take SAT or ACT

Apply as a freshman with transfer credits

Contact

CWU Office of Admissions

509-963-1211

admissions@cwu.edu

Fax: 509-963-3065

CWU Pierce

cwu_piercecounty@cwu.edu

253-964-6636

CWU Des Moines

cwu_desmoines@cwu.edu

206-439-3800

CWU Lynnwood

cwu_lynnwood@cwu.edu

425-640-1574

Assistant Director of Admissions

Myndee Ronning

ronningm@cwu.edu

509-963-1170

Admissions Counselor

Jessica Freier

freierj@cwu.edu

509-899-1612

Dual Admission Liaison

Luke Rucks

rucksl@cwu.edu

509-963-3866

Academic Advising Des Moines &

Pierce

Rebecca Nguyen

nguyenrr@cwu.edu

206-439-3800 x 3868

Academic Advising Lynnwood

Shery Crater

craters@cwu.edu

425-640-1574 x 3733