University of Washington Bothell
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The University of Washington Bothell (UW Bothell) is one of the two newest campuses of the University of Washington, located in Bothell. The other two campuses are in Seattle and Tacoma.
UW Bothell is a student-focused four-year undergraduate and graduate campus just off Interstate 405 in northeast King County. Students choose from program options in business, education, nursing, computing, and interdisciplinary arts and sciences. Classes are offered day and evening, for full- or part-time students. The school's mission statement states that "UW Bothell holds the student-faculty relationship to be paramount. We provide access to excellence in higher education through innovative and creative curricula, interdisciplinary teaching and research, and a dynamic community of multicultural learning."
The UW Bothell currently offers five undergraduate degress: [Business Administration], [Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences], [Computing & Software Systems], [Education] and [Nursing].
The campus also offers a renowned [MBA] degree designed specifically for professionals in technology-oriented businesses. Business students and alumni participate in the UW Bothell Entrepreneur's Network ([UWBEN]). UW Bothell also offers master's degrees in Education, Nursing and Policy Studies.
UW Bothell is allowing students to enroll while still completing an associate's degree at Cascadia, Bellevue, Everett, North Seattle and Shoreline Community Colleges. The first class to finish all four years at UW Bothell is expected to graduate in June 2010.
Wetland restoration project
UW Bothell is home to one of the largest wetland restoration projects on the West Coast, covering 58 acres. As one drives past the campus entrance, it is to the left, the field of plants without any structures on it.External links
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