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Men's Roster
76 athletes
Undergrad Enrollment
47,000
Acceptance Rate
52.1%
Avg SAT 1341
What it really costs
Heavily-funded program$32k
All-in cost of attendance (in-state)
~$66k out-of-state (est.)
$14k
Typical net price after aid (in-state, aided families)
$34k
Program investment per T&F athlete
What families actually pay after grant aid, by household income
$6k
<$30k
$7k
$30–48k
$8k
$48–75k
$14k
$75–110k
$30k
$110k+
Net price (tuition, fees & living costs minus grant aid) for federal-aid students, by family income band — a truer estimate of your out-of-pocket cost than the sticker.
Tuition & fees: $13k in-state / $43k out-of-state; the rest is housing, food & books. All-in is what a family actually budgets.
~$34k/yr invested per roster athlete — top-quartile money
Cost of attendance & net price from federal college data (in-state / on-campus basis; out-of-state all-in is estimated as out-of-state tuition plus the same living costs). Net price is the typical amount aided families pay after grants — individual aid varies. Program investment from EADA per-sport filings (coaching, travel, scholarships & ops) averaged across the track & field roster; heavier investment means more money in play, not a promised award.
Trackbeast tracks 26 performance marks for Washington, with depth in distance — so recruits can see the times and distances it takes to compete here.
Washington Track & Field — Common Questions
What events is Washington track & field strongest in?
Based on its recorded marks, Washington shows the most depth in distance.