Campus Locations
Nine Locations Across Washington State
Our main campus in Ellensburg, Washington, offers students an academic experience that includes a residential component and a range of academic and campus life activities. In addition, CWU has eight University Centers across the state that offer nearby degree and certification programs, as well as online courses for students who cannot attend a traditional campus.
CWU Campus Locations
CWU Campus Locations
-
Ellensburg
Ellensburg
CWU's residential campus encompasses 380 acres, with modern learning facilities, residence halls, and athletic facilities.
Explore Ellensburg
CWU By The Numbers
15:1
STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO
10K+
WILDCATS ENROLLED
88%
ACCEPTANCE RATE
The Most Access to Education
Explore our nine campus locations, online learning, and more.
CWU Des Moines
Explore the reasons to study at CWU-Des Moines and find contact information.
CWU Lynnwood
CWU-Lynnwood offers a unique learning environment in Lynnwood, WA, for those seeking advanced education and career prospects.
CWU Pierce County
CWU Pierce County serves students in and around the greater Tacoma area.
CWU Sammamish
CWU-Sammamish offers a personalized education in modern facilities with access to nearby tech hubs.
CWU Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Learn about the CWU Joint Base Lewis-McChord and how veterans are welcomed at Central.
CWU Yakima
CWU Yakima provides a supportive learning environment emphasizing community engagement and quality education.
CWU Wenatchee
CWU-Wenatchee offers top facilities and academics to foster a supportive learning community in the scenic Wenatchee Valley.
CWU Moses Lake
Explore the CWU Moses Lake campus and complete your degree close to home.
Online Learning
We offer high-quality and affordable online, hybrid, and distance learning opportunities. Start building your future online.
CWU News
Latest edition of Voyage Magazine available online
April 24, 2024
by University Relations
CWU defensive standout presented with coveted national award
April 24, 2024
by David Leder
CWU physics professor, students join national eclipse research project
April 24, 2024
by David Leder