Beginning this fall Washington State University will accept freshmen into its four-year fully online degree programs. Previously, the Pullman institution has offered its online-only classes to adult students who wanted to finish their degrees. The new policy will allow even applicants newly graduated from high school to take their courses entirely online.
However, unlike other online-only programs recently announced at other universities, this one will retain its higher tuition fee structure for non-resident students. In the coming academic year, a full-time resident of Washington State will pay $4,296 for undergraduate tuition; a non-resident will pay $6,315.
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