Description

Many schools profess to be student-centered, but Webster University has the track record to back it up. With a small campus and student-to-faculty ratio, Webster provides the opportunities of a large university while maintaining the intimacy of a private school.

Webster administers its academics through five divisions:

*College of Arts & Sciences
*Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts
*George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology
*School of Communications
*School of Education

The university emphasizes the importance of studying abroad, and offers its students many opportunities to do so. Though its main campus is located in Webster Groves (near St. Louis), the school has campuses throughout the world, including Vienna, Shanghai, Leiden, Geneva, Cha-am and London.

Webster also offers several opportunities to get involved on campus, including student organizations and university-sponsored activities. The university competes in Division III of the NCAA, with 14 men’s and women’s teams.

Financial aid is available at Webster University in many forms, including government grants and loans. The school also offers many scholarships.
Many of these awards, such as the Alumni Legacy Scholarship and Webster Academic Scholarship, are based on merit. Others, like the William Randolph Hearst Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students, take additional criteria into consideration.

Quick Facts about Webster University

Location

Midwest

Setting

Large City Setting

Type

Private

Size

Medium (2,000 to 5,000 Undergrad)

Mascot

Gorloks

Website

www.webster.edu

On-Campus Housing Available

Yes

Selectivity

Selective

In-State Tuition

$22,340

Out-of-State Tuition

$22,340

Retention Rate

80%

Enrollment

20,150

Year Established

1915

Ratings & Reviews

Overall School Rating: 5 See all ratings

100% of students gave Webster University 5 stars overall.

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Student at This School - Grad Year 2015

Overall Rating:
5

Detailed Ratings

The school is awesome, the only thing they need to work on is: When a student has insurance with the school and than becomes disabled for that time. The school should know to tell the student that it is up to them to get that letter from the Doctor. Instead, of telling them it's not our job, it's the insurance company's job. Than the insurance company should know it's not the school's job to get that information, it's the student's job to get a letter from your Doctor stating that you are fully disabled at that time of withdrawing under 9 credit hours. It could save a student a couple of months with out insurance, and not have to go back and forth for a couple of months until they find out, all this time all they had to do is ask their Doctor to write this letter to their Insurance Company to reinstate them. Just an suggestion. Thank you!!

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Students

Full-Time Undergrad Students
3,956
Freshman Class
623
Total Students (Undergrads & Graduate Students)
20,150

Undergraduate vs. Graduate

Undergraduate
20%
Graduate
80%

Full-Time vs. Part-Time Students

Full-Time
75%
Part-Time
25%

Gender of Students

Women
58%
Men
42%

Ethnic Diversity

African-American
32%
Asian
2%
Caucasian
49%
Latino
5%
Other
12%

International Students

International
1%
Domestic
99%

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