1400 NE Campus Parkway Seattle, WA 98195
- Rating: A+
- 42,055 Students
- Public
Description
The University of Washington (UW), located in Seattle, Washington, is a prestigious public research university known for its strong programs in medicine, engineering, and environmental science. As one of the oldest universities on the West Coast, UW offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees, attracting students globally. The university’s commitment to groundbreaking research, combined with its beautiful campus and location in a vibrant, tech-forward city, makes it a top choice for students seeking a dynamic and academically rigorous environment.
National Merit
University of Washington does not offer a specific scholarship for National Merit Finalists. However, please see the Additional Scholarship Opportunities section below for other scholarship opportunities that you may quality for.
Additional Scholarship Opportunities
The University of Washington offers a variety of undergraduate scholarships, including academic scholarships for Washington state residents, the Purple and Gold Scholarship for non-resident U.S. students, and additional awards through various departments and programs. Scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement, financial need, and other factors.
- Presidential Scholarship
- $10,000 award given to selected Washington residents who show exceptional leadership, community engagement, and promise.
- It is renewable for up to four years.
- Washington residents are considered automatically with their application to the UW.
- Purple & Gold Scholarship
- Amounts vary by recipient.
- Renewable for four years as long as recipients maintain good academic standing.
- Awarded to U.S. students (U.S. citizens, permanent residents, refugees, and undocumented residents) who are not residents of Washington state.
- UW Diversity Scholarship
- $10,000 per year for four years.
- Awarded to high-achieving high-need students who are entering the UW as freshmen from communities that are traditionally underserved in education.
Last Updated: March 2025