Top Political Science Schools in Washington

Interested in a graduate degree in Political Science from a top program within the state of Washington? We offer rankings of best Washington Political Science graduate programs. Review the following schools to see requirements for Master and Doctoral degrees in the area of Political Science.

Spokane

Spokane [spə ʊ Kaen], city in eastern Washington state, USA, 196,600 residents; catholic bishopric; Gonzaga University (founded 1887); Trade center of an important agricultural area and mining area (lead, zinc, silver); Aluminum production and processing, as well as the wood, metal and food industries; Power plant at the falls of the Spokane River.

Founded in 1872 as Spokane Falls, became a town in 1881, and from 1890 under the name Spokane. 1810-21 there was a fur trading post of the North West Fur Company in the area of ​​what is now the city. Spokane hosted the 1974 World’s Fair.

Tacoma

Tacoma [tə kə ʊ mə], Tacoma, port city in the state of Washington, USA, south of the Pugetsunds, 196,800 residents; University of Puget Sound (founded 1888), Pacific Lutheran University (founded 1890), branch of the University of Washington, art, glass museum, zoological garden; Wood industry, shipbuilding, copper and aluminum smelting, chemical, canning industry.

Tacoma emerged after 1852 and became the terminus of the Northern Pacific Railway in 1873.

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