Washington State University wants to recruit more out-of-state students to help improve overall undergraduate enrollment. Prospective U.S. students living outside the state of Washington could be eligible for tuition support that would bring the cost down closer to what in-state residents pay. Now, all out-of-state students who enroll at WSU this fall with grade point averages above 3.0 can receive up to $11,000 in awards annually. WSU admissions counselors are also reaching out to nearly 12,000 prospective students for one-on-one appointments to discuss questions about financial aid, potential majors, and next steps for enrolling at one of WSU’s campuses. More than 800 appointments have already been scheduled.
