Meet, greet and succeed
MOR offers programs and events that have been developed to support you through the process of preparing for and applying to the UW. At our events, you’ll get insight into the admissions process and meet other students going through the process.
Native Student Application Workshop: Puyallup
This workshop takes place in Puyallup, and is for American Indian and Alaska Native 12th graders who would like to apply to the UW. These workshops will help students fill out the common application, including the STARS system, the personal statement, and the activities page.
Native Student Application Workshop: Central Washington
This workshop takes place in Central Washington, and is for American Indian and Alaska Native 12th graders who would like to apply to the UW. These workshops will help students fill out the common application, including the STARS system, the personal statement, and the activities page.
Virtual Writing Section Review
Washington high school seniors applying to the University of Washington are invited to receive individualized feedback on their personal statement.
Virtual Writing Section Review
Washington high school seniors applying to the University of Washington are invited to receive individualized feedback on their personal statement.
Virtual Writing Section Review
Washington high school seniors applying to the University of Washington are invited to receive individualized feedback on their personal statement.
Virtual Writing Section Review
Washington high school seniors applying to the University of Washington are invited to receive individualized feedback on their personal statement.
RISE Conference 2027
RISE is open to all WA state 9th – 10th grade students, and aims to create a welcoming, inclusive space for Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander students and anyone interested in building community, exploring Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander cultures, and connecting with student organizations and support resources available at the UW.
Young, Gifted & Black
Young, Gifted & Black is open to all WA state 9th – 10th grade students, and aims to create a welcoming, inclusive space for African American and Black students and anyone interested in building community, exploring Black culture, and connecting with student organizations and support resources available at the UW.
