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Congratulations on accepting your seat!
This was something I was wondering about too as I am also in between sizes. Ultimately went on larger end especially if I am going to have layers on underneath. Would rather have extra room that allows me to be more comfortable and I guess could always get it tailored later on if I wanted to make it more fitted 🙂
They are unisex so they run rather large IMO. I typically wear a small (4-6) in other clothes and the small white coat is very boxy/large on me. YMMV depending on your build/body type. Honestly it's more of a memento thing anyway; in 4th year you can get white coats from the scrub machine in the hospital for daily use.
Thank you so much!!
I've had a parking pass the entire time I've been attending WSU, and I like it for the convenience factor. It's up to you to weigh the pros and cons of the price vs the convenience- I do know people who only take the bus, and it seems like it is fairly reliable. You will likely need a car during 4th year, but public transit should be feasible for the first 3 years. You can refund your parking pass early and get some money back- my first 2 years, I sold mine back to the school the week before finals and just walked to campus for the last week, and got a decent amount of money back. If you do get a permit, I'll just say that the lot right in front of the vet school, while convenient, is hugely expensive (and gets worse every year). You can buy a cheaper permit (several hundred dollars cheaper!) and just have a 5-10 min walk instead.
How expensive we talkin for the lot at the vet school haha- scared to ask
Another student posted on FB recently that they paid $790 after taxes.... vs I paid $461 for a lot that's a slightly under 10 min walk from the vet school.
That feels criminal. Like WHY😭😭‼️
Pullman is a pretty safe town. In almost 10 years there I only ever felt unsafe when The Big Thing happened in 2022 and that was a crazy fluke situation. There are many apartment options- by #, probably most of the total WSU student population lives in "apartment land" which is the area north of campus (Aspen Village, Pine Ridge, Maple Valley, Cougar Ridge, The Grove, Pimlico, Birch Hills, The Retreat, The Flats, The Annex, etc). These are walking distance to campus (20-30 mins to the VTH probably) and on the bus routes. There's kind of something for everyone in this area.
Wow! Thank YOU so much! This was really informative! Never been to Pullman or WA (outside of a connecting flight in Seattle hahaha if that even counts) for that matter so have lately been feeling kind of out of my depth looking for places but having this as a guide is really helpful for sure.
There is on-campus graduate student housing; I had some classmates who lived there. I don't know anything about cost. I do know they are not pet friendly if that is a problem for you. The undergraduate student housing fills up pretty early on, so if graduate housing is similar, there might not be any left. I do not think they are particularly nice units either. Families & Grad Students
It’s interesting how many they chose to offer for each pool knowing that they had the 10 pre-admit.
