Washington State University
University Information
Office of International Programs - Global Learning Department
Bryan Hall, room 105,
Pullman, WA 99163
Tel: (509) 335-6204
Email: ip.globallearning@wsu.edu
Important Dates and Deadlines
The WSU deadlines are included in the MyStudyAbroad brochure for your program.
"When you define yourself by your skilled communication and articulacy, and are subsequently dropped in a country where you are illiterate, you have to find new ways to define yourself. I did, and it was the most insightful discovery I made. I also gained a ton of confidence speaking a foreign language, and a necessary foundation..."
Laura Abbott Washington State University
"I learned about how to see people in the best light and got to see people that were trying to provide the best that they can. I would defiantly say that it was worth it, I would however choose to live in the dorm. "
A student Washington State University - Pullman campus
"I learned how to be more confident in my speaking abilities"
A student Washington State University
"I learned a lot about the history of art and design and got to see some amazing architecture and interior design. It was so worthwhile."
A student Washington State University
" I had tested into the higher division of the 3000 level classes. I believe the level of instruction in class is more than satisfactory. Classes are quite personal (~8-20 people). Each class does various extracurricular activities throughout the semester based on level. These range from cooking classes with native Japanese stude..."
Matthew Nishimoto Washington State University
"I gained an international component to my resume. I also gained friendships that will last a lifetime. "
Louis H Washington State University - Pullman campus
"I want to travel a lot more and I believe I am a go getter anywhere I live. Definitely worthwhile. "
Libby Pederson Washington State University
"Yes! I learned soo much about myself and the world outside. I wish that I could do it all over again, but then I would never want to lose the experiences that I gained being there. It made me see the world differently, in a way that sometimes cannot be explained. It has impacted me for my future, because now more than ever I wan..."
Katie L Washington State University - Pullman campus
"I learned gratitude and it was most certainly a worthwhile experience"
Olivia A Washington State University
"I learned a lot about myself, in my abilities both mentally and physically. I gained a lot of independence on this experience that I would never have been able to gain without it. Although the timing of my abroad program was not ideal (Last semester of senior year) I am glad I had the ability to still participate in this program..."
Lauren Washington State University
"My experience with ISA International Studies Abroad in Cusco, Peru was with the Language, Literature, and Culture program. I went in the Spring of 2014, about one year ago and since the moment I returned I haven't been able to shake that travel itch. My experience with ISA was nothing short of spectacular. The customer service w..."
Michaelle M Washington State University - Pullman campus
"I gained new friends and memories to last forever. I learned about different cultures and was able to travel to different places on weekends and during out break."
A student Washington State University - Pullman campus
"How distance affects our relationship with current affairs How people are truly the same everywhere despite what the media says The difficulties of communicating across a language barrier That I can live anywhere happily It was worthwhile"
Timothy Rice Washington State University
"I learned how the world works and how different cultures are more similar to our own than we believe. Perspective was invaluable to learn."
Cage M Washington State University
"Independence, confidence, and life-long friends. I'll never regret going abroad, I'm actually planning on doing a second program next summer."
Megan Styborski Washington State University
"Because of the independent nature of the experience I definitely learned to be more confident in myself. I feel a bit more bolder and able to handle myself in more uncertain situations."
Anne Marie R Washington State University
"It was more than worth my while, I recommend every to study abroad, it truly changes your life. "
Kajsa Washington State University
"The friends I made and the cultural experiences I had definitely made it totally whorthwhile!"
A student Washington State University - Pullman campus
"It wasn't USAC I didn't like. I just don't really get along well with the French people overall. Studying abroad fufilled all my stereotypes instead of banishing them. I was happy to come home and I would love to go back and visit France, but I would never live there again (unless I lived in Paris). "
Katie L Washington State University - Pullman campus
"I gained cultural knowledge and really figured out that you can do anything you put your mind to."
A student Washington State University
"My host family was the best, and I learned how diverse France really is."
A student Washington State University
"I learned a lot from Adams class. I enjoyed all of the subjects and learned a lot about the Thai and Cambodian art, history, politics, and culture. I learned a good amount and it would be worthwhile if it was half the price."
A student Washington State University
