Costs and Financial Aid

From merit to need-based scholarships, Westminster prides itself on its ability to award more than $12 million annually in institutional aid to talented, hard-working students.

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Making Financial Aid Easy

At Westminster College, we pride ourselves on the financial commitment we make to our talented, hardworking students. With our merit and need-based scholarships, we award more than $12 million in institutional aid each year.

We’re also committed to helping you get all the financial support you deserve. We’ll work with you to figure out what types of aid you qualify for. Plus, we’ll assist you with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and guide you to resources that can help you plan for your education. Above, we’ve provided useful links to help you get started.

What Do I do Next?

How to Create Your Westminster College Application

To begin the application process at Westminster, you will need to register for an account. Once that is complete, you can fill out the short application form. If you are using the Common App, you can simply add Westminster to your list of preferred colleges.

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Apply for Your FSA ID and Complete FAFSA

The FAFSA is a form completed by current and prospective college students to determine their eligibility for financial aid. We encourage you to complete your FAFSA by November 15  whether you believe you qualify for financial aid or not. To begin this process, you will first need to establish a username and password (your FSA ID), which will give you access to Federal Student Aid’s online systems.

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See What Your Tuition Costs Could Be with the Net Price Calculator

The Net Price Calculator is a useful tool than can help you estimate the cost of your education, with scholarships and financial aid factored in. In takes about 20 minutes to complete, and we assure you, it’s well worth your time.

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Talk to Your Financial Aid Officer about Employment Opportunities

Students who have been awarded Federal Work-Study or College Employment as part of their financial aid are eligible to apply for student employment on campus. To apply for campus jobs, go to MyWC (url: https://mywc.westminster-mo.edu/ics) and select the Campus Employment option. If you have any questions about employment, we encourage you to contact our financial aid officer.

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What Types of Aid Are Available?

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Scholarships

Students who have been accepted for admission will be considered for tuition specific academic and merit scholarships.

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Grants

Grants may be awarded to students who demonstrate financial need.

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Loans

Many college students utilize loans to help cover costs. If you apply for financial aid, your school will likely include student loans as part of your financial aid package.

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Our Success Stories

Dalilah Donnelly ‘20

Dalilah Donnelly ‘20

A business administration graduate, the Chief Financial Officer of Kappa Alpha Theta, and a founder of the Coloring Club, Dalilah found her passion for leadership at Westminster.

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Dalilah Donnelly ‘20

Allison Gerli ‘09

As an associate attorney at The Center for Family Law in St. Louis, Allison Gerli helps families through extremely difficult times.

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Ashim Karki

Ashim Karki ‘19

Hailing from Nepal, Ashim made the journey to Fulton, Missouri, to be, as he puts it, “a better man.” His success story is truly inspiring.

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Check Out the FAQ Page

Have questions about what financial aid is available and the process for application? We have answers.

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