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Your Future Awaits at Whitman College!
Ready for an unforgettable journey? With our world-class faculty, inclusive community and unique learning opportunities, there’s no better place to ignite your potential! Kick-start your amazing future at Whitman.
Introducing the 10% Promise
We are proud to announce the launch of the Whitman 10% Promise, a one-of-a-kind financial aid guarantee that you will never pay more than 10% of your family’s income for tuition.
Learn MoreAdmission Deadlines
Nov 15
Early Decision I
Notification: Mid-December
Dec 01
Early Action
Notification: Early February
Jan 05
Early Decision II
Notification: Late January
Jan 15
Regular Decision
Notification: Early March
We’re Here For You
We’re committed to making the financial aid process easier to understand and more transparent. We offer a generous and robust financial aid program that includes scholarships, grants, employment and loans to meet the full demonstrated financial need of all students. You can even find out how much money you’ll get before you apply!
Navigating the Application Process
Applying to Whitman College—whether you’re a first-year, a transfer student or joining us from abroad—is a big and exciting step. These mini-guides offer helpful information to move forward with confidence.
DACA and Undocumented Students
Whitman College welcomes applications from all students, regardless of immigration status.
Student Voices Blog
Embracing Change & Building Confidence Abroad Thanks to Whitman
How Whitman’s First Year Seminar Changed the Way I See the World
Learning, Connecting & Growing Together at Whitman
We’re here to help!
Contact the Office of Admission at 509-527-5176 or admission@whitman.edu.
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