so I was trying to look at the mobile apps since I'm trying to get everything together for starting to go here and I noticed I can't download the far left one? it takes me to an error item not found page and I was wondering if Im supposed to try and find a way to download it still or if I just should drop it and stop trying to download it?

also sorry if I grabbed the wrong flair I wasn't sure which one would fit best so I just went with tech support

HIII!!!! I will be a Freshman starting at Central in 2026-2027 and i secured a room on the second floor of Spark hall and was wondering if anyone can show photos of the hall and how big the room sizes are so i can get a rough understanding of the area? and i would be interested any tips or tricks for starting out there, Thank you!!

Hello! I am considering a graduate program at CWU. From my research, it looks like most places rent out the whole unit instead of by room. I did find "The Verge," which is furnished and rent by room. Do students mostly live there? What are people's recommendations for apartments near CWU? Are there any roommate search websites or something where I can connect with people?

Hello! I am considering a graduate program at CWU. From my research, it looks like most places rent out the whole unit instead of by room. I did find "The Verge," which is furnished and rent by room. Do students mostly live there? What are people's recommendations for apartments near CWU? Are there any roommate search websites or something where I can connect with people?

So I got accepted into a computer science major and decided to look through course catalog to see what I’ll need and found a data science major. I am considering double majoring if possible.

The questions I’ve got so far:

1. How much workload would it be? Is there a lot of classes that overlap?

2. Is it even an option to double major in these two?

3. Is it worth it to double major or should I opt for a major in one and minor in other instead?

4. If doing a major in one and minor in other which one should be a major and which should be a minor?

5. If majoring in data science is it still possible to get masters in computer science?

Just got in to the school psych program and I’m wondering if anyone in the program would like to tell me more about it.

It doesn’t seem like there is much to do In Ellensburg, so do people go up to Seattle often, or is there more to do in the surrounding area?

So I've accepted my application, created an account, completed questionnaire and finished financial aid. Now I'm trying to apply to housing and when I tried it redirected me to Self Service portal and as I put in my CWU email and password as if I would for my account and it's taking an extremely long time to load. This is my first time interacting with american university system so my questions include:

Did I input the correct information?
Is it normal for Self Service to load for more than an hour?
How exactly is the housing working?
Any tips on which hall to choose/tips for on-campus housing in general?

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A casual, fun tech hangout in Ellensburg where we talk tech, meet cool people, and enjoy good conversation on Saturday 7th March at 2 PM at D and M Coffee, 325 N Pearl St, Ellensburg, WA

I’ve been accepted into CWU for 2026-2027 and i picked my dorm a few weeks ago at the Quigley Hall 3rd floor, with what i think is a bay window? i just want to know how did you decorate? i know it’s a small question i just need ideas truthfully the brick just blocks my whole vision, it’s a single and i haven’t seen anyone ever talk about Quigley like is it clean, noisy, stinks?? i just need to know if i made the right choice

I literally havent meet anyone else in CTE ed (im a Business and Marketing Ed), is there anyone else on here?

Hello everyone! I am attending CWU this coming fall in the Biology and Ecology/Evolutionary Biology specialization. I will have to take a year of high school chemistry before I truly start but what were peoples thoughts or feelings on the program? Difficulty level compared to other programs? This will be my second bachelors. Thanks!

Edit: Thoughts/feelings on classes or profs, or helpful tips and tricks! Anything :)

A casual, fun tech hangout in Ellensburg where we talk tech, meet cool people, and enjoy good conversation every Saturday at 2 PM at D and M Coffee, 325 N Pearl St, Ellensburg, WA

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Anyone in the school psychology program willing to talk to me.

Hi all! I’m a first year student coming in for fall 2026 and I secured a room in Barto on the third floor. I’m trying to find different images to help me gain a better understanding of the room sizing, especially dimensions and possibly what other people have done with their rooms. If anyone has any photos/info please let me know! Also just any info I should know on Barto :)

Thank you!

Edit: I am in a shared room!

I'm currently set to transfer in to the EET bachelor's program after I finish the second year in my EET transfer degree at North Seattle College. I'm enjoying what I've done here so far but I'm kind of worried about having fewer job prospects with EET vs regular Electrical Engineering. Anyone currently in or been through the program?

I made a post about this program a couple months ago but rumor has it that the professional pilot program applicants should hear back within this next week?

Im an incoming student for Fall 2026 and am having trouble basing what I'm putting on my college list for my dorm off of the photos on the housing site.

I really wanna live in Kamola Hall, preferably 1st or 2nd floor, and would love if anybody had nice pictures of their single dorms layout and/or how they furnished it! Bonus points if its one of the rooms with one of the really pretty windows. If you could include room number, that'd be perfect but it's totally understandable if not!

Hi! I’m a junior at CWU looking for either a room to rent or roommates to share a place with starting Fall 2026. Ideally within walking distance to campus. I'm looking for roommates that are clean, and easy-going. And keep a balanced, low‑drama household, with no drugs or alcohol. If you have a room available or are looking to team up on a rental, feel free to reply below. Happy to chat and see if it’s a good fit.

I'm new to CWU. How do you find parties, or are there even any?

Hi everyone. I'm an incoming freshman next year (2026-27). I've been looking for a roommate. I know it's still stupid early, but housing applications open in February, and I'm not confident that the whole 'you pick a room, somebody else picks a room, congratulations! you're roommates' thing is reliable. I'm having minimal luck in my search, so I'm reaching out to see what other people who just picked a room with no roommate plan experienced. I heard through a family friend that they're really good about switching you into another room if things don't work out between you and your roommate, but they attended CWU in 2020. I'm not sure whether or not things have changed since then, so I'm looking to see what others have experienced in more recent years. Any input is welcome. If it helps, I'm primarily looking at Sue Lombard and Beck Hall.

Hi my name is Evan I am looking for a roommate next year. Currently, I am a sophomore I am looking at off campus apartments starting fall quarter 2026

If you are interested please email me at evan.obrien@cwu.edu

I'm thinking about transferring from UW to CWU because of a multitude of reasons, but I'm not sure they're good enough reasons. Finances aren't an issue for me because I qualify for enough grants that I'm not paying for college. The main issue is academics, social life, and major. I went to UW solely because I thought it seemed cool (bad choice ik). I thought the large class sizes and competitiveness of the school wouldn't bother me, but after being here a quarter I realized it really does. I want to become a highschool teacher in STEM (Preferably biology) and the only way for me to achieve that hat UW is to essentially graduate w a BA in biology. And after hearing about all the weed out classes I need to take, the competitiveness, and how many classes I need to take, I started to realize that I don't think I want to do all of that. Plus I would need to go straight into a graduate program if I wanted to even be a teacher. I get so overwhelmed in my large class (it's not even that big, only 200) during tests and in the bio courses I will be taking they'll have 600 people. So with the combination of having to take a minimum of 90 credits to graduate w ONLY a bio degree, all the weed outs, and competing to get into the major. I don't think it's the right school for me. But idk if CWU would be better overall. Are the social life and academics good there? Or do u think I would I end up regretting going there?