value worth seeking “I received a quality education that prepared me for medical school, and I formed long-lasting friendships and a great network. The value of my Whitworth education was incredible.” Virginia Oellrich ’23,
current student at the University of Washington Medical School, Class of 2028
Your future at Whitworth is clear Most private colleges advertise a high
With cost clarity you can make informed,
tuition price, then reduce it with confusing
confident decisions about your education
discounts and scholarships. Our cost
and future. And your Whitworth financial
clarity tuition removes the guesswork.
aid team is ready to support you every
You see the actual cost of Whitworth’s
step of the way.
transformative, Christ-centered education – right from the start.
Costs for 2027-28
Renewable Scholarships & Grants
Tuition: $27,900
» Academic Scholarships Up to $10,000 per year based on GPA
Room & Meals: $15,480 Fees: $1,550
(Minimum 2.0 GPA required to keep scholarship)
» Community Impact Scholarship $3,000 each year you live on campus
See tuition details and scholarships by GPA at whitworth.edu/cost-clarity.
There’s more Donors believe in our students: In 2025-26, Whitworth awarded students more than $1.6 million in donor-funded scholarships. Whitworth also participates in federal and state financial aid programs. For additional scholarships and need-based aid for those who qualify, visit whitworth.edu/scholarships.
» University Need-Based Grants Up to $3,000 per year (Based on FAFSA) » Talent & Participation Scholarships Up to $2,000 per year
A future worth building Whitworth is a place to belong, believe and become. You’ll experience the value of a Whitworth education through: » Rigorous academic programs and experiential learning that prepare you for what’s next » Christian professors who know you and connect you to research, internships and job opportunities » Faith woven throughout campus, with abundant, optional opportunities to grow in Christ » The care and support of a community committed to your flourishing
“Words can’t describe the value Whitworth provided for me professionally and spiritually. They’re the reason I had a job lined up before the end of my senior year.” Nico Caballero ’24 Associate with Cerity Partners
#1
Best Value in the Northwest (U.S. News & World Report, 2026)
97%
Alumni employed one year after graduation (Niche, 2026)
Let’s make Whitworth possible Our goal is simple: partner with you to make your Whitworth education accessible.
Finish in Four Only 39 percent of public university students complete their degree in four years. With our four-year graduation guarantee, Whitworth students graduate on time and save money. Learn more at whitworth.edu/finish-in-four.
Budget with Confidence We know you need to plan for all four years – that’s why Whitworth strives to keep university financial aid consistent from year to year and annual cost increases modest. Maximize Your Financial Aid Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as possible. Go to studentaid.gov and use Whitworth’s school code, 003804.
Key Dates for First-Year Students » Oct. 1, 2026: FAFSA opens » Jan. 15, 2027: FAFSA deadline for early offers » Feb. 1, 2027: Whitworth begins issuing financial aid offers
Understand Your Whitworth Financial Aid Offer – with Us » One-on-one meeting with your admissions counselor to review your financial aid offer » Spring webinars led by your financial aid team to help you understand your financial aid offer
Questions? We’re here for you. 509.777.3215 | finaid@whitworth.edu Whitworth University is committed to delivering a mission-driven educational program that cultivates in students the capacity to engage effectively across myriad dimensions of diversity. Whitworth University is committed to the fair and equal treatment of all students in its educational programs and activities. The university does not discriminate against students based on race, color, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, age or disability and complies with all applicable federal or state non-discrimination laws in its instructional programs.