On January 2nd, 2026 from noon – 1pm the College of Engineering will be hosting a webinar via Zoom aimed at providing information to students interested in applying to our Bioengineering and/or Chemical Engineering programs. Specifically, this webinar will be focused on navigating the application portal for our capacity-constrained admission process. This session is intended for students that are hoping to apply to one or both of these majors by the January 15th deadline. We strongly encourage students to touch base with individual engineering departments as well for more targeted information.

Student registration for the webinar can be found here: UW COE Capacity-Constrained Admission Webinar Registration.

Building Networks (BN) is a free, 3-month mentorship program hosted by the University of Washington Foster School of Business. This program is designed to provide early career and academic readiness for pre-business and community college students seeking to enter the business world. Many of these students are considered first-generation and/or economically disadvantaged. BN equips these participants with essential skills, resources, and connections to prepare entry into business fields.

Benefits of Building Networks

• Learn about the University of Washington and the Foster School application process from experts
• Gain a supportive network of highly ambitious college students and industry professionals
• Explore the various majors and disciplines of business with current Foster students and professionally experienced alumni
• Advance your professional skills and goals

Who can Apply?

• UW-Seattle students who qualify for the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) and intend on applying to major in Business Administration
• Current Community College students intending to apply to the University of Washington & the Foster School of Business

Learn more about the Building Networks Program and Apply Here!

The Allen School will be partnering with a UW Admissions Counselor to present our annual Transfer Application Workshops. These events are intended for students who are in the process of applying for transfer admissions from a Washington state community college into the Computer Science or Computer Engineering majors at the University of Washington’s Seattle campus. We will provide in-depth overviews of both the UW transfer application and the Allen School’s departmental application, with extended time for Q&A! Our Transfer Application Workshops are hosted by the Allen School’s Student Engagement & Access Team and may be especially supportive for first-generation college students and others who are looking for extra guidance. All applicants are welcome. Registration is optional but encouraged!

For Spring 2026 Applicants

• Date: December 4, 2025
• Time: 4:00 – 5:30 pm PT
• Registration: Recommended — complete our Registration Form by December 2, 2025!
• Zoom Link: washington.zoom.us/meeting/register/-s9Htw9LTuKoZ1gG4_EFQA

For Autumn 2026 Applicants

• Date: February 5, 2026
• Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm PT
• Registration: Recommended — complete our Registration Form by February 3, 2026!
• Zoom Link: washington.zoom.us/meeting/register/BrjVRKamTTuZahMGVskxwA

Interested in transferring to the UW? Transfer Student Preview is a program for students to learn more about UW programs and services and connect with departments.

During TSPD, you will have the opportunity to attend breakout sessions to learn more about preparing to transfer and have chances to connect with many of the major advisers and transfer resources here. Check out the website for more details and registration: Transfer Student Preview – Office of Admissions

Date: December 11, 2025
Time: 8:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location: Husky Union Building (HUB)