Total Enrollment: 2,989
Institution Size: 1,000 - 4,999
Campus Setting: 
Suburban
Religious Affiliation: Presbyterian Church (USA)
Highest Degree Offered: Masters
School Calendar Type: Four-one-four Plan
Total Undergrad Enrollment: 2,700
Total Grad Enrollment: 289
Admissions Requirements:
High School GPA
Test Scores
Recommendations
Accepted Credit:
Life Experience
Advanced Placement
April 23, 2011
The student-teacher ratio is not only high - about 20:1 - but many of the teachers are personally committed to making an individual difference in the lives of their students. My one and only mentor...
This is a homogeneous school. There's a little ethnic diversity, but to be honest, very little. I have black hair and surrounded by a sea of blonde when I'm in class. This isn't a bad thing because...
April 20, 2011
The atmosphere on campus with the students and faculty is superb. Everyone makes you feel welcome and there are hardly any bad judgement calls. There are so many events that happen on campus; movie...
The motivation and willingness is a little low on campus. Some professors are not prepared in giving their lectures, and some have unorthodox methods of teaching. The diversity in this school is...
April 25, 2011
The best thing about Whitworth is the resident assistant staff. They work to make underclassmen feel welcome, and keep upperclassmen connected.
The costs really cause many students to stumble. Many cannot continue their education here because they are not able to afford it with the current economy.
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Boise, Idaho
Seattle, Washington
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Bellingham, Washington
Every student at this school needs A nice winter coat because we have white Christmases.
Another awesome thing is the university president genuinely cares about and takes the time to get to know students.
Every student at this school needs Tea. It's a common way to socialize, bond with others, and relax from homework.
Another awesome thing is The Resident Assistants (RA) here are really helpful. They are more like friends, less like cops.
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