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International Student Admissions

International students are an important and active part of the Whitworth community. Current Whitworth international students come from more than 40 countries and every major continent. Whitworth values a diverse student body and strives to provide an excellent mind-and-heart education and a welcoming, supportive community for all students. The Whitworth Office of International Education, located in Hendrick Hall, offers comprehensive support services to the university's international student body. Whitworth welcomes academically high-achieving undergraduate and graduate students of all nationalities, faiths and backgrounds and celebrates the richness that this diversity contributes to our campus community.

You are welcome here!

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wuintladmissions@whitworth.edu
+1 509.777.4571

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Misikir Adnew

Misikir Adnew '19


Health Science & Community Health Double Major, Ethiopia

MPH, Yale University School of Global Health, 2021

"The Whitworth Honors Program has taken me through a diverse set of learning experiences that have included honors teaching assistantships, research with faculty, honors courses within my majors and an honors internship. The experience has added so much depth to the understanding I have about healthcare and has prepared me well for graduate school."

Harika Echuri

Harika Echuri '18


CHEMISTRY MAJOR, INDIA

Current graduate student at Tulane University School of Medicine

"The education I received from Whitworth prepared me to be a competitive applicant for medical schools. The courses I took were rigorous and comprehensive, which made my Medical College Admission Test preparation less tough."

Gezz Tuason

GEZZ TUASON '19,


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR, THAILAND

"As an international student, I cannot imagine a university that would have been a better fit for me. In addition to Whitworth's stellar academic programs, the people are very welcoming and I really appreciate how professors invest their time to build relationships with students both inside and outside the classroom."

Fast Facts

1,890

Undergraduate students

45

Countries - Geographic representation

4.9%

International students

31%

Incoming students from Black, Indigenous and People of Color communities

60

Countries where students can study abroad

10:1

Student-faculty ratio

Education USA affiliation

International ACAC member

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