/ ADMISSION & AID / WHITMAN TUITION COMMITMENT The Whitman Tuition Commitment Admission & Aid Why Whitman? Whitman Tuition Commitment Early Financial Aid Guarantee Learn More About Whitman Visit Whitman Engage Virtually Whitman on the Road Applying to Whitman Financial Aid & Costs Request Information Contact Us Contact Admission Email: admission@whitman.edu Phone: 509-527-5176 Toll Free: 877-462-9448 345 Boyer Ave Walla Walla, WA 99362 Contact Financial Aid Email: finaid@whitman.edu Phone: 509-527-5178 Fax: 509-524-2098 345 Boyer Ave Walla Walla, WA 99362 If you live in Washington state, you may be eligible for a full tuition scholarship. You’ve worked hard—and we want to make Whitman a reality for you. Whitman’s dedicated to making our world-class education affordable—regardless of family income. That’s not new. What is new: We’re stepping up in challenging times to give extra financial support to students who live in Washington state. It’s the Whitman Tuition Commitment and it means if your family earns less than $80,000 a year, Whitman will guarantee that your full tuition will be covered by scholarships and grants if you’re admitted. Who is eligible? It’s pretty simple. You’ll likely qualify if: You live in Washington state. You have a total family income of less than $80K with typical assets (including untaxed income). How do I apply? Submit your FAFSA or WASFA and your CSS Profile. Apply to Whitman. Get in. Enroll full-time. We’re happy to provide our talented students with generous financial aid awards, based on their unique needs. And depending on your family’s specific financial situation, it is possible that you may receive more aid than a full tuition scholarship. We know finances can be complicated, and our Office of Financial Aid is happy to work with you during all stages of the application process to make Whitman a reality for you. Frequently Asked Questions Learn more about Whitman’s Tuition Commitment. What are assets typical of a family earning $80K? What if my family has multiple students in college? What counts as income? Is the full tuition guaranteed for all four years? How do outside scholarships play into this? My family’s income is just barely more than $80K—what about me? I don’t live in Washington state, but my family’s income is less than $80K. What can I expect? My noncustodial parent is not in my life. How do I handle the CSS? Does this apply to undocumented students and international students? 345 Boyer Ave. Walla Walla, WA 99362 General: 509-527-5111 Admission: 509-527-5176 visually-hidden text visually-hidden text visually-hidden text visually-hidden text