Washington University (WashU) Courses and Fees 2025
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Washington University offers 123 courses across various disciplines for international students.
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| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
M.Eng Robotics 1 year | USD 66,850 /Yr | Duolingo-115 | |
M.S Computer Science 1 year | Application Deadline For Winter 2026 Intake (1st Oct 2025) | USD 29,370 /Yr | Duolingo-115 |
D.B.A 2 years | USD 55,800 /Yr | - |
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Master of Engineering [M.Eng] Robotics
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Master of Science [M.S] Business Analytics
Master of Science [M.S] Computer Engineering
Master Project Management
Master of Science [M.S] Biostatistics
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Physics
Master of Arts [M.A] Statistics
Master of Science [M.S] Medical Physics
Master of Accounting [M.Acc]
Master of Science [M.S] Deaf Education
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Chemistry
Bachelor of Arts [B.A] Mathematics
Master of Architecture [M.Arch]
Bachelor of Arts [B.A] Environmental Biology
Bachelor of Arts [B.A] Biology
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Architecture
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4 Reviews Found
Likes
- I like the amiable and receptive environment of my college. We are given the liberty of doing projects and research in the field of our interest. The faculty is super supportive and helpful. They are always willing to help students and guide through the appropriate resources. They have a communication lab which helps students in their assignments and presentations. I just love this resource as it is very important for students like us whose first language is not English.
- They had a unique concept of public health with intersection of social work and social policy.
Dislikes
- I am a bit uncomfortable with the expenses of this program. I think its pretty expensive. There should be more scholarships for students like us who hold a professional medical degree from India. Also, there should be more research around medical field since my school focuses more on social work side of public health and less on clinical side.
Course Curriculum
Yes, its very up to date. They train us to formulate solutions to real-world public health challenges.
Fees
80,000$
Course Curriculum
I love the curriculum. There are many classes you can take just because you want to, and the requirements are very broad to provide flexibility.
Fees
They have a need-aware admissions policy and they also meet all demonstrated need I believe. It makes an environment in the school in which all students may feel passionate about what they are studying and can be there without financial concerns. Everyone given their unique backgrounds brings unique perspectives.
Course Curriculum
It is a great program focused on the Movement System. This is more unique than other programs because it was created at WashU so all of our faculty and staff are very passionate about the curriculum topics.
Fees
It is a 3-year program with 3 semesters each year. Each academic semester is the same cost and each clinical experience has its own cost that is very reduced compared to a clinical semester.
Course Curriculum
I really like it, it doesn't feel restricting to me at all, and even in the "required" classes there is a lot of freedom into which ones you can take- i.e. any humanities, or cultural diversity class you want, and I love that it has pushed me to go out of my comfort zone while still choosing areas that are of interest to me.
Fees
UNIVERSITY CHARGES FOR THE 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR Tuition $54,250 Student Activity Fee 542 Health and Wellness Fee 500 Total Charges (excluding room and board) $55,292 Typical University Room and Board 16,900 *Total Charges (including room and board)$72,192 Typical Books and Supplies $ 1,126 Estimated Transportation Expenses 1,346 Estimated Personal Expenses 2,246 Estimated Total Cost of Attendance $76,910
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