Connie Montogomery from Evening Degree talks with Kurt about the role of Evening Degree at the University of Washington including the admissions process, majors, and how the money works.

 

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Emily Batlan from Evening Degree sits down with Kurt to explore the ins and outs of taking a class online at UW. 

 

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Marisa Hoge and Ben Drum, two of this fall’s Residential FIG Leaders (Alicia Kellogg was unavailable) join us for a conversation about this fall’s Residential FIG Program. This is a new Living-Learning Community launched through a cooperative effort of First Year Programs, Residence Life, and Undergraduate Advising. Not only will Marisa, Ben, and Alicia help you acclimate to the University, they’ll show you behind the scenes at UW and share their perspective to help you make your first year of college a tremendous success!

 

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Biological Sciences at the University of Washington are recognized as leading the world in research and education. If you’ve caught the fever (and are curious about the virus or bacteria that causes it), studying Biology as an undergraduate is a great place to start. But how do you decide which track to pursue? Jason Patterson from the Biology Advising Office joins us to outline the differences in the tracks, as well as how to go about declaring the major.

 

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The last in our series of podcasts with Susan Inman from the Office of Admissions, this episode tackles a question everyone who has applied to UW has asked at some point. How long will it take for me to hear whether or not I got in? Susan sheds some light on the whole process, and helps illustrate just what a complicated, important process Admissions is, and the value of being deliberate and thorough.

 

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Susan Inman reveals her best recommendations about planning resources for planning a transfer to the University of Washington.

 

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“The personal statement should be a comprehensive essay outlining significant aspects of your academic and personal history, particularly those that provide context for your academic achievements and educational choices. Quality of writing and depth of content both contribute toward a meaningful and relevant personal statement.” What does that MEAN?!?! Well, luckily, Susan Inman from the Office of Admissions joins us with her insights into a high-quality personal statement.

 

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Susan Inman from the Office of Admissions continues the conversation about the transfer admissions process. In this episode, we talk about those grades we’re not particularly proud of, and how to address them in the admissions process.

 

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