Westminster University

If you are a student who needs more one on one attention from a teacher, and works well in smaller settings then Westminster is perfect for you. I suggest living on campus if you do decide to make Westminster your college of choice. It allowed me to meet new friends and have opportunities to just chill when I'm not studying. If you want a bigger school with frats and sororities then I suggest maybe the University of Utah but just know they will have very large class settings, and won't have the intimate feeling Westminster provides.

the greatest tip i can give is attend all of your classes. the class sizes are small enough that it will be noticed if you are not there. also, you are paying for these classes, so why not attend them? another tip i can give is participate in as many on campus activities as you possible can. aswc, the people who plan events, come up with so many fun activities and events that are great ways to meet people and generally just have fun.

great business program. wonderful networking around the school and helpful professors wonderful networking around the school and helpful professors

Be very diligent when applying for scholarships within the college. Live in the dorms your freshman year. Have fun and explore the Sugar House area off campus!

get involved and make friends. westminster offers a lot of great opportunities for students to be involved. also because of the small student population, it enables students to interact and know one another on a more personal level.

Westmisnter is a complicated school to get into but it is fabulous. Be sure to get involved as there are always ways to meet others, get help in school, and make the best of your learning experience. There is always something going on in and out of school and it can be an incredible environment to grow.

I found that the admissions process at Westminster was superb! I was in constant contact with both the admissions office and the dean of the college to which I applied. Everyone was great about always getting back to me. Just by showing some interest, they waved my application fee. After my graduate admissions interview, I was given my acceptance phone call and letter within 5 days!

Apply for as many scholarships as you can! I wasn't lucky enough to have my parents help with my educational costs because of difficulties we as a family have been having with finances. Fortunately, I have had zero worries when it comes to paying tuition, etc. because of the many scholarships I received!

Apply early and make sure you have everything figured out a.k.a. what books and supplies you need and how much they are going to cost, what academic programs if any you are interested in, and the cost of tuition with and without financial aid.

Super Easy, Super Generous – Academic scholarships are second to none. Don't even have to apply, they just give it to you based on High school GPA and SAT/ACT scores. If you are a minority, you essentially get a free ride. Other ways to apply for more. Even better, after a year, you can apply for continuing education scholarships which are specific scholarships donated by alumni and organizations that are specific to their fields.

There is no way I could afford this school without all the help they give. I'm pretty sure everyone gets offered a scholarship upon acceptance. When you are here a year, you can fill out one application for a bunch of different scholarships that applies you for all of them, which is really convenient. They try to give one of these to everyone too, I think. Which is very nice.