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Everything is included in the Summer Springboard tuition; however, students are encouraged to bring their own spending money. With more places transitioning to cash-free payment systems, we recommend that students bring a debit or credit card. During their free time, students often enjoy exploring new restaurants, trying dessert shops, or purchasing souvenirs.

No, linens are provided. The linen pack includes one pillow, one pillowcase, one blanket, one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, two towels, one washcloth, soap, a bed pad, and a comforter or fleece blanket. However, students are welcome to bring their own bedding or towels if they have specific preferences or favorite items from home … Continued

No, the residence halls do not have air conditioning. Summers in Seattle are generally mild compared to many other parts of the United States, with average high temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the low 70s. Students are typically comfortable in their rooms and can open windows for extra ventilation at night. A fan is … Continued

Yes, students will have access to laundry on campus. Laundry facilities are located on the first floor of Madrona Hall. Washing and drying are free for all students. However, laundry detergent and dryer sheets are not provided, so students should pack these items if they plan on doing laundry on campus.

Students will have the majority of their meals at Center Table, the dining hall located on North Campus. Center Table features various food stations and accommodates a range of dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. While the dining hall is not officially kosher due to the absence of a rabbi on campus, it … Continued

Yes, all dorms are equipped with free Wi-Fi that students can access using their personal email addresses.

Students will be staying in Madrona Hall, a residence hall on the University of Washington’s North Campus. All residence halls are newly renovated and feature double-style accommodations with en-suite bathrooms. Rooms are separated by gender, and the halls include lounges, kitchenettes, and common areas.

Everything in your program will be included, but we encourage students to bring a small amount of additional spending if they want to buy souvenirs on excursions. Additional spending money for snacks could also be a good idea, but feel free to bring snacks when you arrive and store them in your dorm room.

No incoming mail will be accepted.