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WE'RE INVESTED IN YOU!At Westminster, we are committed to making our high-quality educational experience more affordable to all bright, motivated and talented students regardless of family financial standing. And, you will be no exception. With the highest percentage of students who complete one or more internships in the state, our students hit the ground running with real-world experience. Plus, ninety percent of our students were either employed or attending graduate school within five months of graduating. With a Westminster degree, you'll reap dividends for a lifetime.
*Room and board above is an estimate based on a double occupancy room with a gold meal plan. Additional Financial Aid Opportunities
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This is a true story based on a five-person family with an income of $54,670 and one student in college. The student had a GPA of 3.54 and an ACT score of 22.
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This is a true story based on a six-person family with an income of $128,478 and two students in college. The student had a GPA of 3.7 and an ACT score of 25.
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Room & Board Costs for 2013 - 2014
| Fall Semster | Spring Semester | Total | ||||
| Traditional-Style Double Occupancy Hogle/Carleson | $2,382 | $2,382 | $4,764 | |||
| Apartment-Style Single Occupancy Olwell/Behnken | $2,922 | $2,922 | $5,844 | |||
| Westminster on the Draw Upperclassman Only | $3,810 | $3,810 | $7,620 | |||
| Gold Meal Plan | $1,722 | $1,722 | $3,444 | |||
| Purple Meal Plan | $1,364 | $1,364 | $2,726 |
All students living in a traditional-style double or apartment-style single room are required to be on one of two meal plans offered for the entire academic year. Having a meal plan in an apartment-style double or Westminster on the Draw is optional. Meals are served at the Cornerstone Cafe in the Shaw Student Center. The average breakfast meal costs $4.50; lunch: $5.50; and dinner: $6.50. Click here to go to our Residence Life website.