WSU Pullman
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Washington State University's Pullman campus hosts several youth summer camps. University Recreation's Cougar Kids Camp is a full-day camp, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., running weekly from mid-June through late July for children entering grades 1-7 (minimum age 6), with sports, swimming, climbing wall, outdoor activities, team-building and themed learning each week. WSU Athletics separately runs sport camps including volleyball and boys' and girls' basketball for ages 6-17, and Native American Programs runs a college-exploration camp for Native high school students.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact WSU Pullman directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Will SmithI just graduated from here in May 2026. Its a great campus, I already miss college. But Ill be back in the spring for grad school.
★GoitomNeeds improvement. Never completed. Not much of a supportive faculty. Also teachers altering students work was a huge problem for me. I predicted myself staying here for 8-10 years for a bachelors so I immediately left. Some of the questions and answers graded and returned to me as tests and assignments were not what I submitted. And immediately frustrated me and I resorted to choosing a new institution. I just wanted to be graded for MY work. Clearly this is not the right institution for me and I discovered that a couple years in. Definitely won’t be returning here but might return to completing my degree soon. Didn’t even get the English credit which made my grades non transferable. Completely pointless attending here. Glad that they finally started tutoring students. Before there were no resources. I actually called the sylvan once when I attended but they said they don’t provide support for college students. Altering is illegal under the Washington state code for practitioners.
★★★★★Victor AfigboWSU Pullman offers a welcoming, clean and student-friendly campus environment with beautiful open spaces and a sense of community, making studying and daily activities enjoyable.
★★Helen CataneseAs an alum don't let anyone borrow your car on campus. If they get a parking ticket, it goes on your account. And not only will WSU refuse to give it to the appropriate party, they will make you get into your old student account in order to pay said bill, and the only recovery method they accept is a video call with their help desk. It is a mystifying and stupid process to require a log in to pay a bill. If I have the bill and the money, you should accept my payment. Easy as that. Truly the worst bill paying experience of my life.
★★★★★AishaBest school ever! I can tell they truly care about their students. Yeah, my experience may be different as a wsu global student, but i really adore this uni even if I'm not on campus. :))