Instate Tuition (2013-2014)
$38,510
Out-of-state Tuition (2013-2014)
$38,510
Westmont Address
WESTMONT COLLEGE
955 LA PAZ RD
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93108--1089
General info:
(805) 565-6000
Financial aid office:
(805) 565-6063 Admissions office:
(805) 565-6200University HomepageTuition + Westmont Housing (2013-2014)
Meals Per Week:21
Undergrad Application Fee: $50
Grad Application Fee:$50
Tuition Payment Plan:Yes
Campus Housing Capacity:1,050
Freshman Must Live on Campus: NoUniversity Makeup (2013-2014)
# of Undergrads: 1,397
# of Grad students: 19
Total Students: 1,416Male39.0%
Female61.0%
International1%
African-American1%
American Indian1%
Asian5%
Hispanic12%
Pacific Islander8%
Caucasian69%
Unknown4%
Financial Aid
85% First time, full time students receive federal aid and the average amount is $184
15% of students receive State/Local grants and the average amount is $8,813
99% receive instiutional grants and the average institutional award is $16,545
59% receive student loans and the average amount is $7,755
Net Price CalculatorFinancial Aid WebsitePrivate not-for-profit 4 year or above Institution
Baccalaureate Colleges--Arts & Sciences
Baccalaureate Colleges--Liberal Arts
Average ACT: 26.0
Special Programs
Teacher Certifications
Admissions Requirements
Secondary School Record Required
Secondary School GPA Required
Secondary School Rank N/A
Test Scores Required
Competencies N/ASpecial Credits
HS College Credit: Yes
AP Credit: Yes
Life Experience Credit: No
Special Credits(other): NoApplicants Admitted
71% men vs 70% women admittedApplicants vs Admissions (2013-2014)
Men Applicants:747
Women Applicants:1,398
Men Admitted:531
Women Admitted:974Student Services
Library On Campus
Remedial Services
Counseling Services
Employment Services
Placement Services
Majors |
• Anthropology • Art History • Art/Art Studies • Biology/Biological Sciences • Business/Managerial Economics • Chemistry • Computer and Information Sciences • Criticism and Conservation • Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts • Elementary Education and Teaching • Engineering Physics/Applied Physics • English Language and Literature • European Studies/Civilization • Foreign Languages and Literatures • French Language and Literature • General • History • Kinesiology and Exercise Science • Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies • Mathematics • Music • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science and Government • Psychology • Religion/Religious Studies • Secondary Education and Teaching • Social Sciences • Sociology • Spanish Language and Literature • Speech Communication and Rhetoric |