Walla Walla University

Walla Walla University gives students opportunities to connect academic work with employment. A recent classroom project created an employment opportunity, while student success helped secure it. The university community also engages in theological research, performance, service, and projects that expand knowledge. University news features a student competing in a national singing competition and a faculty member continuing theological research in Asia.

Campus life centers on a close-knit community and relationships developed among students, faculty, and staff. Caring professors and staff mentor students as they build character and learn to live according to Christian teachings. Students can take part in scripture study, worship experiences, and local and global service opportunities. Campus rhythms follow an Adventist lifestyle that gives attention to mind, body, and spirit.

WWU is in College Place, Washington. Students can arrange virtual or in-person campus visits and choose activities and people to include in their experience. More than 95 percent of students qualify for scholarships and financial aid, and the typical student pays $7,346 per year out of pocket. International students should understand the university's faith-based setting and the role of worship, service, and community in daily campus life.