Opening New Doors WSU Tri-Cities helps you open new doors to your future, whether you seek an advanced degree or just a few courses to brush up your skills. You don't have to pursue a degree to take advantage of our regular courses or special continuing education programs. As a part of the WSU community, students receive the benefits of a research institution - research, internship, and scholarship opportunities, plus classes taught by outstanding faculty. WSU Tri-Cities provides the same prestige students have received for more than a century in Pullman. In addition, classes are small, so students get to know their instructors.
Faculty understands the dual demands of work and family.
The Student Affairs Office helps students overcome barriers to pursuing an education. In addition, the Multicultural Services Office also supports and advises students. Most classes are offered during evening hours to accommodate working adults. It's possible to schedule a full course load in just two or three evenings per week. If you enroll in six or more credit hours, you may be eligible to receive financial aid or scholarships to help pay for your education.