I know I said cherry picked as the title but really this is just what I’ve observed since I’ve been a student at this institution, firstly the scenery is what you’d expect from a business oriented university sort of. It’s quiet but not in a isolating way if that makes sense.
Makes you have time to enjoy the little company of friends while also engaging in school work.

I had a very interesting experience at WSU, it’s a very small town which can be hard, since there’s not much to do; but it’s also like a blessing in disguise because it makes you interact with people and have a very close relationship with the people you meet and build connections with. Something I think everyone at WSU can agree on is the displeasure you have to face, walking to class up those hills. It’s even worse during the winter time.

Both the atmosphere and the weather are excellent. The instructors are pleasant and skilled. Although not all dorms have air conditioning, the normally cold temperature makes up for it. The amenities are lovely and cozy. The cuisine at the dining halls is more than appetizing, and the gym is quite good and well-stocked. However, diversity levels are really low. There are predominantly white pupils and very few Asian and black students. However, you may find people to connect with if you need or want to through Asian and African American clubs. The commercial sector is the one additional aspect of this location that is less than ideal. Generally speaking, Pullman doesn’t have a lot to offer in the way of shopping. 

As a commuter, this is an ideal position. Great, up-to-date, and extremely inventive facilities. On some modules, teaching organization might be better, however, the majority of the personnel is quite helpful and accommodating. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. They appear to be quite knowledgeable in their field. Some modifications to the organization of online modules could be made.