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• Health Sciences
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• Faculty
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• Graduate and Professional Students
• Foreign Study
• Evening Degree Program
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• Intercollegiate Athletics
• Private Giving
Quick Facts
Founded: November 4, 1861
Type: Public research university, with campuses in Seattle, Tacoma, and Bothell.
Acreage: 643 in north-central Seattle (Seattle campus)
Buildings: 218 (Seattle campus)
Governance: Ten member board of regents, appointed by the Governor
President: Mark Emmert
Instructional Faculty: 3,600
Faculty and Staff: 27,600
2005 Autumn Student Enrollment: 42,974 (39,251 on Seattle campus)
• Undergraduate: 25,469
• Graduate and professional: 11,763
• Nonmatriculated: 2,019
Extension Enrollment: 26,444
2005-2006 Annual Tuition and Fees
Undergraduate
• Resident: $5,710
• Nonresident: $19,908