Redmond, WA, United StatesCollege Scorecard · 2024 data
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From the US Department of Education College Scorecard (data year 2024). Scorecard doesn't publish admitted GPAs or English-test minimums, so those show as not available. The SAT range adds the Reading and Math percentiles, which only approximates the total-score range.
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College Scorecard, data year 2024. Earnings follow students who started several years earlier, so they describe an older group than the other figures. Net price is the average cost after grants for students who received US federal aid; international students usually can't get that aid, so plan with the full tuition above (that's what your budget is compared with).
Not available: this university isn't in the Leiden Ranking (which includes universities with at least 1,500 publications in 2020–2023), or we couldn't match it to the ranking with confidence.
Research activity is the Carnegie Classification as reported by College Scorecard. Co-op / internship programs are only filled in from the school's own page; “not available” means we haven't found a clear statement, not that there isn't one. Graduate earnings (above) are shown for information only and don't affect the work-experience focus.
Partial: no club, team or hackathon counts are published for this school, so these are indirect signals only. Read them lightly.
Partial: no club or event counts are published for this school, so these are indirect signals only. Read them lightly.
A proxy based on published figures, not a rating of how fun the place is. Coverage is uneven: US schools have official figures for setting, size, housing and varsity sport; outside the US most social figures aren't published, and clubs and design teams are hand-checked for only a few schools. Nothing official covers parties, Greek life or festivals, so those aren't shown.
Guidance only: rules change, so check the official source before you decide. Oldest figure checked 13 days ago.
1 year
Up to 12 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT) after completing studies, plus a 24-month extension for eligible STEM degrees
Official source checked 13 days ago
Not available
20 h / week
On-campus work: no more than 20 hours a week while school is in session
Official source checked 13 days ago
Note: Proof of funds: there is no single government amount; each school states the cost of attendance on the Form I-20