Net Price Calculator

Welcome to Whitman College’s Net Price Calculator, which will provide an estimate of what your financial aid would look like at Whitman if you were to be admitted.

Are you a high school senior? If so, we have an even better tool for you to use! Our Early Financial Aid Guarantee will provide a fully guaranteed financial aid offer. (It's available yearly from June 30 through Dec. 15.)

Questions marked with a* are required to receive your net price estimate.

Student Information

First, tell us a little about the student who would be attending Whitman College:

When does the student plan to begin college?

Does the student qualify as an independent student?*

Yes

Date of Birth*

Is the student a United States citizen?*

Yes

This form is designed for U.S. citizens. If you are an international student, please use the international student early financial aid guarantee. If you are an undocumented/DACA student, you are welcome to use this form; however, please note that you may not be eligible for loans and student employment and that Whitman may provide additional scholarship funding to replace those options if you are offered admission.

Does the student live in the United States?*

Yes

Does the student live in Canada?*

Yes

What state does the student live in?*

Financial Information

Next, tell us a bit about your financial situation. We’ll use this information to estimate what your family will be expected to contribute toward the cost of attending Whitman, which determines whether you will qualify for need-based financial aid.

Parent Annual Total Income*

Parent Annual Total Assets*

Student Annual Total Income*

Student Annual Total Assets*

Number of people in the student's household*

Number of family members, including the student, who will be attending college at the same time*

Academic Information

Lastly, tell us about your academics. We’ll use this information to estimate academic merit scholarships you may qualify for.

What high school will you graduate from?

Will you have taken advanced level courses (e.g., Honors, IB, AP, Dual Enrollment, etc.) classes by the time you graduate from high school?*

Yes

Approximately how many advanced level courses will you have taken by the time you graduate from high school?

Unweighted GPA*

Please enter a value between 0 and 4.0.

Do you plan to submit standardized test scores as part of your application? Whitman is test-optional, so this is not required.

Yes

Not Sure

Please enter your highest ACT and/or SAT score below.

ACT

Please enter a score between 0 and 36.

SAT

Please enter a score between 0 and 1600.

It looks like you haven’t filled out all the necessary information to continue.

Estimated Cost of Attendance

Tuition & Fees

Food & Housing

Books & Incidentals

Travel Costs

Total Estimated Cost of Attendance

Estimated Scholarships and Grants

Estimated Academic Scholarships

Estimated Need-based Scholarships and Grants

Estimated Net Price

How might you pay for this net price?

Common Ways to Pay:
Federal Direct Student Loans: Up to $5,500 available.
On-Campus Student Employment: Work 6 hours/week to earn approximately $3,000 per school year.
Family Contribution: Financial support from your family
Student Contribution: Funds you have saved from part-time jobs and other sources

Less Common Ways to Pay:
Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loans
Non-Federal Private Education Loan
Military and/or National Service Benefits

Would you like to receive a copy of your net price calculator results by email and be added to Whitman's mailing list?

Yes

Contact Information

Student First Name

Student Last Name

Student Email

Please Note

The estimate provided using this net price calculator does not represent a final determination or actual award of financial assistance. The cost of attendance and financial aid availability may change. This estimate is not binding. For more information please contact the Office of Financial Aid by phone at 509-527-5178 or email at finaid@whitman.edu.

The percentage of full-time, first-time students at Whitman College who receive scholarship or grant aid is 95%.
To learn about loan repayment choices and create an estimate of your Federal Loan monthly payment, visit: StudentAid.gov/manage-loans/repayment
This glossary of financial aid terms may be helpful as you explore your financial aid options.