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Westminster College - New Wilmington
New Wilmington, PA
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Overview
Westminster College - New Wilmington is a Comprehensive institution located in New Wilmington, PA, in a small town setting.
Location & Contact
Address
Remick House
319 S. Market Street
New Wilmington, PA 16172
United States
319 S. Market Street
New Wilmington, PA 16172
United States
Contact
Dr. Karen H. Schedin
Vice President for Enrollment Management
Email: schedikh@westminster.edu
Phone: 724-946-7105
Vice President for Enrollment Management
Email: schedikh@westminster.edu
Phone: 724-946-7105
Majors & Degrees
Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, And Related Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
---|---|---|
Pre-veterinary Studies | ||
Biological And Biomedical Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
Biochemistry | ||
Biology/biological Sciences, General | ||
Molecular Biology | ||
Neuroscience | ||
Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services | Associate | Bachelors |
Accounting | ||
Business Administration And Management, General | ||
Human Resources Management/personnel Administration, General | ||
International Business/trade/commerce | ||
Marketing/marketing Management, General | ||
Communication, Journalism And Related Programs | Associate | Bachelors |
Public Relations/image Management | ||
Radio And Television | ||
Radio, Television, And Digital Communication, Other | ||
Speech Communication And Rhetoric | ||
Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services | Associate | Bachelors |
Computer And Information Sciences, General | ||
Computer Science | ||
Education | Associate | Bachelors |
Education, Other | ||
Music Teacher Education | ||
Engineering | Associate | Bachelors |
Electrical And Electronics Engineering | ||
Engineering Physics/applied Physics | ||
English Language And Literature/Letters | Associate | Bachelors |
English Language And Literature, General | ||
Family And Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
Human Development And Family Studies, General | ||
Foreign Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics | Associate | Bachelors |
Spanish Language And Literature | ||
Health Professions And Related Clinical Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
Pre-dentistry Studies | ||
Pre-medicine/pre-medical Studies | ||
Registered Nursing/registered Nurse | ||
History | Associate | Bachelors |
History, General | ||
Legal Professions And Studies | Associate | Bachelors |
Pre-law Studies | ||
Mathematics And Statistics | Associate | Bachelors |
Mathematics, General | ||
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies | Associate | Bachelors |
International/globalization Studies | ||
Multi-/interdisciplinary Studies, Other | ||
Natural Resources And Conservation | Associate | Bachelors |
Environmental Science | ||
Environmental Studies | ||
Parks, Recreation, Leisure And Fitness Studies | Associate | Bachelors |
Sport And Fitness Administration/management | ||
Philosophy And Religious Studies | Associate | Bachelors |
Philosophy | ||
Physical Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
Chemistry, General | ||
Physics, General | ||
Psychology | Associate | Bachelors |
Psychology, General | ||
Security And Protective Services | Associate | Bachelors |
Criminal Justice/law Enforcement Administration | ||
Social Sciences | Associate | Bachelors |
Economics, Other | ||
Political Science And Government, General | ||
Sociology, General | ||
Visual And Performing Arts | Associate | Bachelors |
Fine/studio Arts, General | ||
Music Performance, General | ||
Music, General |
Admissions
Acceptance Rate
2,624
Applied
2,247
Accepted
1,156
Enrolled
Female Admissions
1,025
Females Applied
945
Females Accepted
92%
Male Admissions
1,575
Males Applied
1,284
Males Accepted
82%
Applying
3.7
Avg. high school GPA for freshman
Admission Requirements | |
---|---|
Required |
Transcript of high school record A minimum high school GPA of 2.5 |
Recommended |
Interview 2 recommendations |
Application Deadlines
Type | Application Closing | Notification Date | Rolling Admissions |
---|---|---|---|
Fall freshmen | September 4th | July 1st | |
Out of state Fall freshmen | August 31st | January 1st | |
Early decision plan | November 1st | December 1st | |
Other early decision plan | November 15th | December 15th | |
Transfer | Not reported | Not reported | Yes |
Test Scores Accepted
Test | Avg. Score | 25th % | 75th % | |
---|---|---|---|---|
SAT Critical Reading | 530 | 650 | ||
SAT Math | 530 | 645 | ||
ACT Composite | 19 | 22 |
Tuition & Fees
Tuition
39,540
Private
Fees
750
Full-time student fees
12,880
Room & board
6,930
Room only
Financial Aid
44,744
Avg. Financial Aid Package
45,682
Avg. Freshman Financial Aid Package
21,000
Avg. International Student Financial Aid Package
3,870
Avg. Loan Aid
25,984
Avg. Grant Aid
32,612
Avg. Scholarship and/or Grant Aid awarded
95.5%
Avg. Percentage of Financial Need Met
66%
Percentage of Students Who Had Their Need Fully Met
Student Body
1,156
Total Undergrad students
0%
International Students
29%
Out-of-state students
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino | 4.28% |
---|---|
Black or African American | 5.8% |
White or Caucasian | 79.75% |
American Indian or Alaska Native | 0.48% |
Asian | 0.95% |
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander | 0.1% |
Two or more races | 4.47% |
Other | 4.09% |
Gender
Male (48.1%)
Female (51.82%)
Campus Life
Housing
Type | |
---|---|
College-owned housing | Yes |
Housing requirements | Yes |
Housing options |
Co-ed housing Disabled housing Women-only housing International housing Freshman car parking |
% of undergrad students who live in college housing | 83% |
Student Activities
Student-run campus newspaper
Drama/theatre group
Student-run radio station
Student-run television station
Marching band
Choral groups
Campus events:
Homecoming, Professional Networking Symposium and Undergraduate Research/Arts Celebration
Homecoming, Professional Networking Symposium and Undergraduate Research/Arts Celebration
Student Services
Legal services
Health clinic
Personal/psychological counseling
Women's center
International students advisor
More services
learning center, handicapped services
learning center, handicapped services
Student Organizations
Greek fraternities
Greek sororities
Local fraternities
Local sororities
Most popular organizations:
Student Government Association, Campus Programming Council, Student Athlete Advisory Council, Black Student Union and Speech & Debate Society
Student Government Association, Campus Programming Council, Student Athlete Advisory Council, Black Student Union and Speech & Debate Society
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
Other Campus Security & Safety:
Strong Relationship with the Local Police Department
Strong Relationship with the Local Police Department
Athletics
Men's Sports
Sport | Intramural | Intercollegiate | Scholarship |
---|---|---|---|
Baseball | No | No | No |
Basketball | No | No | |
Cross-country Running | No | No | No |
Equestrian Sports | No | No | |
Football | No | No | |
Golf | No | No | No |
Indoor Track | No | No | |
Lacrosse | No | No | No |
Sand Volleyball | No | No | |
Soccer | No | No | |
Softball | No | No | |
Swimming And Diving | No | No | No |
Tennis | No | No | No |
Track And Field | No | No | No |
Volleyball | No | No |
Women's Sports
Sport | Intramural | Intercollegiate | Scholarship |
---|---|---|---|
Baseball | No | No | No |
Basketball | No | No | |
Cross-country Running | No | No | No |
Equestrian Sports | No | No | |
Football | No | No | No |
Golf | No | No | No |
Indoor Track | No | No | No |
Lacrosse | No | No | No |
Sand Volleyball | No | No | |
Soccer | No | No | |
Softball | No | No | No |
Swimming And Diving | No | No | No |
Tennis | No | No | No |
Track And Field | No | No | No |
Volleyball | No | No |
Faculty
228
Total Faculty
12:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
Full-time - 70
Part-time - 158
Male - 59
Female - 68
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