Overview

Warren Wilson College is a Comprehensive institution located in Asheville, NC, in a suburban setting.

Location & Contact

Address PO Box 9000
Asheville, NC  28815-9000
United States

Contact Mr. Nathan Wyrick
Director of Admissions
Email: admit@warren-wilson.edu
Phone: 828-771-5824

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Majors & Degrees

Biological And Biomedical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Biochemistry
Biology/biological Sciences, General
Conservation Biology
Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services	Associate	Bachelors
Business Administration And Management, General
English Language And Literature/Letters	Associate	Bachelors
Creative Writing
English Language And Literature, General
History	Associate	Bachelors
History, General
Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities	Associate	Bachelors
General Studies
Mathematics And Statistics	Associate	Bachelors
Mathematics, General
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies	Associate	Bachelors
International/globalization Studies
Mathematics And Computer Science
Natural Resources And Conservation	Associate	Bachelors
Environmental Studies
Philosophy And Religious Studies	Associate	Bachelors
Philosophy
Physical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Chemistry, General
Psychology	Associate	Bachelors
Psychology, General
Public Administration And Social Service Professions	Associate	Bachelors
Human Services, General
Social Work
Social Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Social Sciences, Other
Sociology, General
Visual And Performing Arts	Associate	Bachelors
Music, General
Visual And Performing Arts, General

Admissions

Acceptance Rate

905

Applied

760

Accepted

723

Enrolled

Female Admissions

573

Females Applied

484

Females Accepted

84%

Acceptance Rate

Male Admissions

320

Males Applied

264

Males Accepted

83%

Acceptance Rate

Applying

3.55

Avg. high school GPA for freshman

Admission Requirements
Required	Transcript of high school record A minimum high school GPA of 2.8 Other requirements exist (see below)
Recommended	Essay Interview
Other requirements:	Common Application, Common Application School Report Form

Application Deadlines

Type	Application Closing	Notification Date	Rolling Admissions
Fall freshmen	July 1st	December 1st
Out of state Fall freshmen	July 1st	January 1st
Early decision plan	November 1st	December 1st
Other early decision plan	November 15th	December 15th
Transfer	July 15th	December 15th	Yes

Tuition & Fees

Tuition

39,300

Private

Fees

990

Full-time student fees

12,610

Room & board

Other Payment Considerations

Guaranteed tuition plan offered	No
Tuition pre-payment plan	No
Tuition payment plans offered	Yes
Tuition deferred payment	Yes
Student groups that qualify for full or partial waiver of tuition	Employees

Financial Aid

30,450

Avg. Financial Aid Package

30,095

Avg. Freshman Financial Aid Package

13,125

Avg. International Student Financial Aid Package

4,047

Avg. Loan Aid

10,088

Avg. Grant Aid

22,864

Avg. Scholarship and/or Grant Aid awarded

Percentage of students with need who receive financial aid

84%

Avg. Percentage of Financial Need Met

33%

Percentage of Students Who Had Their Need Fully Met

Student Body

723

Total Undergrad students

3%

International Students

60%

Out-of-state students

Race/Ethnicity

Hispanic/Latino	7.89%
Black or African American	5.02%
White or Caucasian	77.19%
American Indian or Alaska Native	0.29%
Asian	1%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0.14%
Two or more races	4.02%
Other	1.58%

Gender

Male (33.33%)

Female (64.45%)

Campus Life

Housing

Type
College-owned housing	Yes
Housing requirements	Yes
Housing options	Cooperative housing Co-ed housing Disabled housing Men-only housing Women-only housing Freshman car parking
% of undergrad students who live in college housing	89%

Student Activities

Student-run campus newspaper

Drama/theatre group

Student-run radio station

Student-run television station

Marching band

Choral groups

Campus events:
Homecoming/Family Weekend, Community Work Day and Circus

Student Services

Legal services

Health clinic

Personal/psychological counseling

Women's center

International students advisor

Student Organizations

Greek fraternities

Greek sororities

Local fraternities

Local sororities

Most popular organizations:
Club Sports: Paddling, Cycling, Cyclocross, Timbersports, Multicultural: Black Student Union, Latinx Student Collective, Asian Culture Club, Indigenous Student Alliance, Peace, Social and Environmental Justice Groups, Student Religious Groups: Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Quaker, Pagan, Unitarian Universalist, Interfaith and Music Ensembles: Old-time String Band, Jazz Ensemble, Choir, Bluegrass Band

Campus Security & Safety

24-hour emergency telephone/alarm services

24-hour patrols by trained officers

Student patrols

Late-night transport/escort services

Electronically-operated dormitory entrances

Athletics

Men's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Basketball	No	No	No
Cross-country Running		Division 3	No
Fencing		No	No
Golf		No	No
Lacrosse		Division 3	No
Rock Climbing		No	No
Skiing (downhill)		No	No
Soccer		Division 3	No
Softball		No	No
Swimming And Diving		Division 3	No
Table Tennis	No		No
Tennis		Division 3	No
Ultimate Frisbee		No	No
Volleyball		No	No
Weight Lifting		No	No

Women's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Basketball		Division 3	No
Cross-country Running		Division 3	No
Fencing		No	No
Golf		No	No
Lacrosse		Division 3	No
Rock Climbing		No	No
Skiing (downhill)		No	No
Soccer		Division 3	No
Softball		No	No
Swimming And Diving		Division 3	No
Table Tennis	No		No
Tennis		Division 3	No
Ultimate Frisbee		No	No
Volleyball		No	No
Weight Lifting		No	No

Faculty

78

Total Faculty

9:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

Full-time - 56

Part-time - 22

Male - 52

Female - 67