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Walla Walla University - College Place,Washington

51%

Acceptance Rate

$14,464

Avg.Financial Aid

003799

FAFSA Code

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Walla Walla University

Type Control of Institution - Public/Private
Private, Not-For-Profit
Acceptance Rate:
N/A
Level
4 Years
Religious Affiliation Indicates religious affiliation (denomination) for private not-for-profit institutions that are religiously affiliated.
Seventh Day Adventist
Accreditation Accreditation is the process by which the quality of learning at various educational institutions are evaluated. Read More.
NWCCU
Website
www.wallawalla.edu
Student Population Number of Students attending College
1,854
On Campus Housing Does the institution provide on-campus housing?
Yes

Walla Walla University is a private, Seventh Day Adventist university located in College Place, WA. It was in 1892 when the Walla Walla University was founded. Forest green and mountain ash orange are the official colors of the Walla Walla University. Out of total 1,855 students enrolled at WWU, 1,650 belong to undergraduate courses while 181 are postgraduate students. The school has a total of 171 academic staff. These faculty teach different courses to the students. At Walla Walla University, around 94% of the students are 24 and under. And, when it comes to gender distribution at the varsity, around 49% of the students are females and 51% are males. Finally, at WWU around 58% are white, 18% belong to Hispanic ethnicity, and 8% belong to two or more races. The college has produced several achievers in its 128 years of existence and some of the notable alumni are Alden Thompson, Jeri Ellsworth, Charles Scriven, and Peter Adkison. The university boasts of a decent sports infrastructure, which helps in developing the personality of its students. At WWU, 127 undergraduate and graduate-level programs, including both residential and online, are offered to the students. The university also has a long list of accreditations. It has been accredited by ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc.), ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs), CSWE (Council on Social Work Education), and NASM (National Association of Schools of Music). The total endowment of the Walla Walla University is around $28 million (2019).

Location & Contact

Email:

N/A

Phone:

5095272615

Fax:

5095272397

Address

204 S College Ave

Rankings

The ranking of a particular university helps a student decide where to apply, which is always a tough decision. It is said that the more information that a prospective student has about a university, the better it is. The ranking of a university helps a student overcome the confusion of which university/college is right for them and also other prospects. Before taking admission, a student can assess the university chosen by them on various grounds like research excellence, the performance of its students after graduation, and their experience, among others. Notably, for the rankings, the two publications, US News and Forbes, are trusted everywhere. However, it should be noted that Walla Walla University does not feature in the list of top colleges, according to the latest ranking of these two publications.

Admissions

Application Deadline Deadline for application submissions. Please contact the school for more details.
None
Acceptance Rate Percentage of applicants who are accepted in an Institution.
51%
SAT Range
920 - 1210
SAT/ACT
Recommended
ACT Range
20 - 27
High School GPA
Required
Application Fee
$40
Accept Common App
None

The students can make the most out of the admission process as the admission at the university is easy. To kickstart the admission process at WWU, the candidates have to fill an application form and submit a fee of $40. To improve one’s chances of securing admission, a person must score high on a standardised test like SAT or ACT. But, at Walla Walla University, the average SAT or ACT scores of students getting admission is not available. It can be inferred that this is not an important admission criterion. The application process can be completed online. However, if needed, one can also visit the office at 204 S College Ave, College Place, Washington 99324-1198, or call (509) 527-2615.

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Annual Cost to Attend

Net Price Cost of attendance minus any grants and scholarships received.
$22,715
Average Annual Cost
$27,120

Additional Costs:

Books And Supplies
$37,890
Other Fees
$915
Room And Board The charges for an academic year for Rooming accommodations and meals for a typical student.
$7,455
Budget For Other Expenses
$1,500

Total One Year Cost

$37,890

Tuition fees and the cost of living during the course tenure are the next two things that a student should keep in mind before applying to WWU. The total one-year cost on a full-time basis would be somewhere around $39,495. This cost consists of the average annual tuition cost ($28,881), books and supplies ($990), room and boarding ($7,680), and budget for other expenses ($1,944). Students can also explore numerous financial aid options offered by the university.

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Academics

Highest Degree Offered The highest degree offered by the Institution.

Master's degree

Student:Faculty Ratio

14:1

Full-Time Retention Rate Percent of the that re-enrolled at the institution as either full- or part-time in the current year.

85%

Part-Time Retention Rate Percent of the that re-enrolled at the institution as either full- or part-time in the current year.

N/A

Academic Calendar

Quarter

Research Funding per Student

$26

Faculty Overview

58%

Male Professors

42%

Female Professors

Non-traditional Learning

Evening Degree Programs

Teacher Certification

Distance Education

Study Abroad

Majors

Student Body

Undergraduate Students

1,653

Socio-Economic Diversity Percent of full-time, first-time students receiving an income-based Federal Pell Grant intended for low-income students.

29%

Full-time / Part-time

95% / 5%

Students Gender

Male

50%

US National: 44%

Female

50%

US National: 56%

LGBTQIA STUDENT RESOURCE GROUPS

ON CAMPUS WOMEN'S CENTER

Race/Ethnicity

White

70%

Unknown

Black

Hispanic

13%

Two or more races

Non Resident alien

Asian

American Indian/Alaska native

Native Hawaiians/Pacific islander

Geographic Density

High

Unknown Location

61%

Out Of State

34%

In State

Foreign

Economic Diversity

36% percentage of students who recieved an income-based Federal Pell Grant intended for low-income students.

Median Household Income

$59,374 per year

Campus Life

Housing

The students can reside on campus and 74% of Freshman Live On-Campus.

On Campus Housing Available

Yes

Freshmen Required to Live on Campus

Freshmen Live on Campus

74%

Undergrads in College Housing

72%

Averege Housing Cost

$4,275/year

Campus Food

The institution has several dining and meal plan options available to students and the average meal plan cost is around $3,180/year.

Meal Plan Available

Yes

Average Meal Plan Available

$3,180/year

Athletes

Division Sports Nickname

Wolves

School Colors

forest green and orange

Varsity Athletics Association

NAIA

Varsity Athletics Conference Primary

Not applicable

Total Male Athletes

Total Female Athletes

Intramural Sports

Sports Club

Sports Team (Men)

Basketball

Cross Country

Golf

Soccer

Sports Team (Women)

Basketball

Cross Country

Golf

Volleyball

Campus Security

The university additionally offers an on-campus housing facility for students who wish to dwell nearby. At WWU, $7,680 is the normal expense for on-campus housing, which a student will be needed to pay, each year. Walla Walla University has several dining and meal plan options for its students and the average meal plan at WWU costs around $3,180 per year. To ensure the safety and security of students, the university has a number of campus safety and security measures in place. Some of these features include 24-hr security patrol, campus emergency phones, 24-hr escort safety rides and mobile campus emergency alert. The university has enrolled around 51% male and 49% female students.

24-Hour Security Patrol

Campus Emergency Phones

24-Hour Escort Safety rides

Mobile Campus Emergency Alert

After Graduation

Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation

$40,100/year

Median Earnings 10 Years After Graduation

$46,400/year

Median Total Debt After Graduation The median cumulative federal debt of undergraduate borrowers who graduated.

$27,000 - $27,000

Typical Monthly Loan Payment The median monthly loan payment for student borrowers who completed, if it were repaid over 10 years at a 4.53% interest rate.

$280 - $280

Outcomes 8 Years of Attending

Show data for students who

and started their studies

Out of 7,811 students

30% Graduated

10% Still Enrolled

15% Transfer

1% Withdraw

Financial Aid

Students Receiving Gift Aid Percent of undergraduate students awarded federal gift aid.

100%

Average Aid Per Year

$14,464

Students Receiving Federal Grants

27%

Average Aid Per Year

$5,186

Students Receiving State Aid

Average Aid Per Year

$7,700

Students Receiving Institutional Grants

100%

Average Aid Per Year

$12,472

Average Grant & Scholarship by Family Income Aid awarded based on the family income.

Income

Average Amount

< $30K

$22,348

$30K - $48K

$19,165

$48K - $75K

$17,707

$75K - $110K

$12,580

> $110K

$11,623

Total Needs based Scholarships/Grants

$16,102,285

Total Non-Needs based Scholarships/Grants

$12,951,505

In case the students at Walla Walla University face any financial issues concerning the fees and cost of living, and find the same to be high, they can seek help from the financial aid department of the varsity. It focuses on settling the issues that students face, and candidates can be assisted with scholarships, grants, and student loans. At the university, the average federal grant comes to be around $5,136, whereas the financial aid is $13,192. Prospective students can benefit from state-level aid worth $8,247 as well as institutional aid worth $13,192. The total need-based scholarships/grants offered at WWU based on students' financial needs add up to $16,102,285 per year. Meanwhile, the total non-need-based scholarships/grants in a year come to around $12,951,505.

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