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EST. 1889 *Weber has been inspiring minds since 1889. Chances are you'll find all kinds of inspiration at WSU ... student activities, outdoor pursuits, quiet nights at the library, loud parties with friends, living on campus or off, working full-time, part-time or not at all, meeting new people or staying close to old friends. You will discover people like you, and people the likes of whom you have never encountered. You will learn about new topics, yourself, your world, and you will gain knowledge to build a better, brighter future. You will do this in classrooms, in the field, PEOPLE, PLACES & COOL THINGS P. 4 | STATS P. 20 | MAJORS P. 24 | SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID P. 28 in relationships, through research and service. And when you arrive at commencement, you will smile, knowing that you are one of a kind, and you bleed . Get into Weber, and ask yourself,

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Class of 2013 Reanna Castro Pursuing Hometown: Hagåtña, Guam, U.S. I recently had the experience of a lifetime. my passions. As part of WSU’s Study Abroad program, I went to China to work on wildlife conservation. My favorite part was working with red pandas … and seeing the Great Wall … and eating the food. Let’s just say every part was my favorite part! I came to WSU from Guam to get a degree in education. As much as I love animals, I love kids even more. I even got to work with schoolchildren in China. It was great. This has been the perfect year.

BIG OPTIONS, SMALL FEEL GET ADVENTUROUS Whether you've grown up down the Want to travel and get your degree at the same time? street or you're just learning about WSU, Study Abroad helps you do both. Earn university credit it's likely Weber has the qualities you want and experience a fascinating world of people, cultures, Working with red in a university. food, languages, architecture and natural wonders. pandas at the

WSU has hundreds of programs, thousands of students, Travel with knowledgeable WSU faculty members to wildlife reserve! and faculty to connect them all. We’re big enough you’ll Central America, Asia, Europe, South America or North want a campus map your first day, but small enough America. With Study Abroad you can experience in that someone will help you find your way. person what you will read about in your textbooks.

WSU is the perfect place to get into the things you love and discover your passion. With so many options, you'll Your adventure is waiting. Let's go! find opportunities to try new things, make connections and figure out what to do with the rest of your life. I'd love to return ge tin to w and be their teacher. e b

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Seeing the better, future me.

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Class of Luis Magaña 2014 Hometown: Clearfield, UT I’ve always liked math. I even braved AP calculus in high school and loved it. So, I’ve known for a while that math—and college— A STEP AHEAD ALREADY HAVE CREDITS? would be part of my future, somehow. Wondering what college course work will be like? Take If you have concurrent enrollment credit from another a concurrent enrollment course, or two or three or four. regionally accredited university, you won't lose it when The problem was I just couldn’t picture They’re real college courses that you take at your high you come to WSU. Transfer your credits by contacting myself at a university. Because I'm the first school. They’ll give you a feel for college so you’re more the university or college you earned the credits from in my family to go, nothing about college prepared when you get here, and they count as high and requesting they send your transcript to the WSU school and college credit. Double bonus. Admissions Office. was familiar. That is, until I took some

And don't forget about Advanced Placement (AP) credit. concurrent enrollment courses in high school. ONCE YOU’RE A WILDCAT, We'll apply the appropriate number of college credits It was college-level work, and I was good at it. YOU’RE A WILDCAT based on your scores on the AP examinations. Bring all When you apply for concurrent enrollment through your scores to the WSU Admissions Office at the same Now, I love being on campus. My professors Weber State, you’ll pay a $30 admissions fee. That’s it. time, and you'll pay the $10 recording fee just once. have opened my eyes to everything, and that’s You don’t have to pay tuition to take these classes. And ge really cool. As for my future … I will be an tin the $30, that’s a one-time thing, meaning when you WSU Admissions Office to w 1137 University Circle, Ogden, UT 84408-1137 engineer, I will make my parents proud. e continue at WSU after high school, you won’t have to b

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knowing people Are rooting for Me.

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Class of Tawni Kai'iniloa Henderson 2010, 2013 Hometown: Farmington, UT

I knew what I wanted to be in high school. So FINDING YOUR PLACE when I graduated, I was off to Weber, the only College is ______. If you're into playing or watching sports, we have 16 NCAA teams, such university in that offered a bachelor’s Life at Weber is whatever you want it to as football, , tennis and golf. degree in radiologic sciences. It was also close be, so we’re leaving this statement up to Or check out our fun mixture of club to home, and I adore my family. you. Be yourself, find yourself or redefine sports, with everything from rodeo yourself. Just remember, we're behind you. and rugby to and bowling. I grew so much at Weber, supported by You can join one of our many clubs or So, whether you were born to lead, desire wonderful professors who always encouraged me. organizations — we have more than 170. to make a difference, want to get your You can be a student leader, plan the next game on, or all three, you can at Weber My education prepared me for my career, and big event on campus or volunteer with State. If you’re not sure, try something being captain of the spirit squad prepared me Special Olympics or Habitat for Humanity. new. You just might be surprised. — to be a leader. my family I loved cheering on the Wildcats

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Giving my students research experience.

2005 I’m a geologist and a paleontologist. You could even 2006 call me a fossil dentist. I’ve discovered thousands of fossils, a good many of them teeth from mammals of 2007 the Cretaceous period. 2008 2010 I’m also passionate about undergraduate research. I conduct field investigations with my students 2011 every summer in southern Utah. For up-and-coming 2012 geologists, it’s one of the best ways to learn. And, 2012 marked there’s nothing like getting your hands a little dirty, the seventh time in eight especially when a 90-million-year-old fossil might be years that a present in the rock underfoot. WSU student was invited to PRESENT Dr. Jeffrey Eaton WSU Geosciences Professor RESEARCH AT THE U.S. Dr. Eaton's students doing field CAPITOL. work in Southern Utah. Dr. Susan Matt and students researching history and the Dr. John Cavitt leading bird research economy in Nayarit, Mexico. at the LEARNING FROM THE INSIDE OUT Learning starts inside the classroom, but it doesn’t have to stay By participating in research, you’ll learn more than you ever there. With undergraduate research, your learning could take you thought possible and have a chance to make an impact on this anywhere, from digging for fossils on the Colorado Plateau, to community, this world. gathering biometric data from workers at Hill Air Force Base, to And one more thing … you don’t have to major in science to presenting your results at our nation’s Capitol. participate in undergraduate research. You can, of course, but Undergraduate research projects and funding grants give you the you don’t have to. You can do undergraduate research in social Diabloceratops eatoni — chance to work side-by-side with professors on real research — and applied sciences, technology, performing arts, education, an opportunity that many schools only offer to graduate students. business, health professions and other topics. m Dinosaur named for co r. e b Dr. Eaton e So, what piques your curiosity? w

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Reaching the next leVel.

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Class of Victor Luellen 2012 Hometown: South Weber, UT

Computer programming is like solving a GET WITH THE PROGRAM puzzle. If you leave out just one semi-colon, Masters Or programs. We have more than 250, down the education road — in it doesn’t work. I‘m up to the challenge. and if we don’t have exactly what you radiologic sciences, professional want, there’s the potential to create communication and taxation, for a It’s fun for me, just like video games are your own program with a Bachelor total of 11 graduate programs. fun. I started playing when I was 11 — on an of Integrated Studies degree. So, what will you study? If you already original Nintendo. Now I have big ideas for Knowing how important it is to be on know what you want to do, we can the cutting edge of new opportunities help you get started. If not, advisors in games of my own. That’s why I’m excited in the workforce, we recently added Career Services or the Student Success about my major. I’m getting a degree in Bachelors even more undergraduate programs, Center can help you figure it out. computer science with a certificate in game including the four-year electronics engineering degree and the game development. development certificate program. Check out all our programs on pages 24-25. It’s always exciting when you reach a new We also added three new master’s degrees if you’re looking even further level on a game. My next level in real life: Associates m creating my own programming team and games. co r. e b e

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Volunteering with Special Olympics. Making a Difference.

Last year at Weber... I’ve always loved to people-watch. So it was no 7,733 surprise when I decided to study human behavior. WSU students engaged in service Today, I encourage students to do some people watching of their own through service learning, which 147,606 mixes community service and academic study.

Service hours were contributed by WSU students Whether volunteering at an elementary school or a homeless shelter, you can practice what you’ve $2,645,099* learned in the classroom and also find out just how much you, as a person, have to offer this world. Annual estimated $ equivalent for all that service

* Annual estimated value of volunteer time as figured by Dr. Brenda Marsteller Kowalewski Independent Sector. WSU Sociology Professor & Co-Director of the Community Involvement Center

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College can be more than just classrooms Let’s say you register for a class that focuses WSU received the prestigious and textbooks. Add community service to the on social problems. One of your community CARNEGIE mix and you bring learning to life, you expand service projects might be tutoring at-risk CLASSIFICATION FOR your thinking, and you create positive change. youth. At the end of the semester, you’ll COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT At WSU we embrace this type of learning. feel good about the new things you’ve It’s called service learning. When you learned and you’ll know you’ve made a and was named to the sign up for a course with a service- difference. It’s an awesome feeling, just ask PRESIDENT’S HIGHER Building a Habitat learning component, you participate in one of the many thousands of students who EDUCATION COMMUNITY participate in service learning at WSU. community service that relates to what SERVICE HONOR ROLL for Humanity home. you’re studying in the classroom. ge six years in a row. tin to Working with the community. w e b e Assisting the homeless.

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Getting down to business On The mountAin.

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Class of Andrew Gardiner 2013 WSU Student Body President 2012-13 Hometown: Layton, UT

When you’re a snowboarder, it’s hard to imagine life without mountains. So, when picking a college I knew it had to be in Northern Utah (I can’t imagine living anywhere else). But it also had to have an incredible business program. MAKING THE GRADE We know we’re a great place to get an Rankings are one good reason to choose With Weber State, I got everything I wanted: education, but it’s always nice to hear WSU. Here’s another: involvement. Take small classes, a campus 30 minutes away from others agree. Andrew, for example. He’s the Weber State Student Body President and a some of the greatest snow on earth, and a In recent years, Forbes magazine member of the Snowboarding Club. He’s business school regularly listed in the Princeton has ranked WSU in the top 50 of met all kinds of new people, all while Review as a top college in the country. America’s Best Public Colleges, the getting a fantastic education. Want U.S. News & World Report has called to see what you can do? Go to weber. us one of the best universities in the edu/studentinvolvement to find out. College life’s great, I'm learning tons. Being able west, and WSU's John B. Goddard to snowboard at least twice a week is awesome! School of Business & Economics has been listed in the Princeton Review ge tin as a top college in the country. to w e b

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learninG From THe beSt.

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Jim Christian! Class of Emilie Starr 2012 Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT Playing Katrina The faculty totally Van Tassel in support you. WSU's Sleepy When it came to choosing my college major, I Hollow was so Working with Jim gave into my passion … musical theater. When much fun. Christian was an amazing experience. it came to choosing a school, it was hands-down Weber State. RECENT UTAH The professors here are just, well, wow! IN THE KNOW Because of them I know what it takes to be a

PROFESSORS Do you have big questions? Our personal attention, encouragement good, smart, well-rounded actor. They helped OF THE YEAR professors have big answers. and support. me find my talent, and for that I’ll always be WSU Do you have big goals? Our professors And on your first day of class, don’t grateful, even when I’m on Broadway (that is from have big ideas on how to help you be surprised if your professors my dream, you know). reach them. have a Dr. at the beginning of their names. Unlike the graduate-student Today, when I look back at the person I was Weber State University professors are teaching assistants you’ll find at other committed to their students and are universities, our professors have real three years ago, I don’t recognize her. I’ve dedicated to seeing them succeed. experience and real PhDs. They’ll challenge you, and they’ll grown that much. That’s what Weber State make you think. They’ll also give you ge does … it helps you become a better you. tin Get ready to be inspired. to w e b

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students live on campus *about 1,000 VISIT weber.edu/housing you can too! CAMPUS!

TUITION & COSTS 54% Approximate Expenses 46% WEBER 801-626-6050 WSU's *2012-13 Academic Year getintoweber.com at a glance In-State Per Semester Per Year Tuition $1,981 $3,962 Fees $403 $806 weber.edu/studentinvolvement

Ready to get involved at WSU? at WSU? involved get to Ready Founded in Books $400 $800 vital Total $2,784 $5,568 170+ clubs and orgs 1889 Out-of-State Per Semester Per Year GUYS & GALS @ WEBER as the Tuition $6,029 $12,058 Weber Stake Academy Fees $403 $806 Books $400 $800 stats Total $6,832 $13,664 2012-13 Ratio of students School colors: In-/Out-of-State Per Semester Per Year Room/Board $1,375-1,895 $2,750-3,790 (On-campus housing) to faculty: 22 to 1 Purple & For more info about tuition and costs, visit Four out of five WSU courses weber.edu/costs. have fewer than 30 students.

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Population: WSU is surrounded by things to do boarding and see. If you're looking for fun and a & skiing laid-back lifestyle, this is the place. 82,825 There’s indoor stuff (skydiving, rock climbing, even surfing) and outdoor Average January stuff (biking, hiking, boarding, boating), temp: too. Several large movie theaters, comedy clubs, shopping, food, campus Don't know how to ski? Never activities, opera, dinosaurs and pro gone rock climbing? and collegiate sporting events round out water 25° F recreation Take a class at the offerings. The Ogden area is a great WSU for fun place to live, work and go to college. and credit! hiking, biking & Average July temp: climbing

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Elevation: 4,800 ft.

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Junction City WSU Ogden Campus

In 2010, wsu sits on over LOCATIONS WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY OGDEN Weber State University Morgan Center 20 min. Forbes ranked 3848 Harrison Blvd. 241 East Young Street About how long it nd Weber State has two campuses: one in Ogden, UT 84408 Morgan, UT 84050 the Ogden area as 2 Ogden, its home since 1889, and a newer 801-626-6050 801-829-3136 takes to get from most livable city in one in Davis County that will grow to meet the U.S. the needs of our increasing number of WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY DAVIS Weber State University West Center campus to amazing 2750 N. University Park Blvd. 5627 South 3500 West students. You can also attend classes at Layton, UT 84041-9099 Roy, UT 84067 recreation WSU Davis 500 the WSU Morgan Center in Morgan and 801-395-3456 801-626-8900 ge tin to the WSU West Center in Roy. Toll-free Davis County 801-444-3581 w e b e acres

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m Outdoor fun is literally in our backyard! 23 programs and MaJOrs AS/ AS/ AS/ AS/ BS BA MINOR MASTER BS BA MINOR MASTER BS BA MINOR MASTER BS BA MINOR MASTER PROGRAM AAS PROGRAM AAS PROGRAM AAS PROGRAM AAS Accounting    Early Childhood*   Interior Design Technology  Radiation Therapy  Aerospace Studies  Early Childhood Education  International Business & Economics This is a certificate program Radiologic Sciences, Advanced   Anthropology    Earth Science Teaching*   International Politics  Cardiovascular Interventional  Applied Physics  Economics (Business)    Japanese  Magnetic Resonance Imaging  Apprenticeship  Economics** (General)    Journalism*   Women's Imaging  Archaeological Technician  Electronics Engineering  Latin American Studies  Radiologist Assistant  Archaeology (Anthropology)   Electronics Engineering Technology    Latin American Studies (Geography)  Recreation  Art    Elementary Education*    Law Enforcement (Criminal Justice)   Respiratory Therapy   2D Media Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree only Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) This is a certificate program Law and Justice (Criminal Justice)   Sales and Merchandising  3D Media Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree only English*    Legal Studies  Sales and Service Technology  Visual Communication (Graphic Design) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree only Creative Writing  Linguistics  Social Science Composite Teaching*   Art Education Composite * **    Professional & Technical Writing   Management   Social Work   Art History  English as a Second Language (ESL)  Manufacturing Engineering Technology   Sociology*   Asian Studies (Foreign Language)  Environmental Geosciences (Applied)  Plastics and Composites   Spanish*/Spanish Commercial   Asian Studies (Geography)   Environmental Studies (Geography)  Production Operations and Control   Special Education*  Athletic Therapy  Environmental Sustainability This is a certificate program Welding   Sports Medicine BIS emphasis only Athletic Training   Ethnic Studies (Geography) BIS emphasis only Marketing  Supply Chain Management  Automotive Service Technology  European Studies  Mathematics*    Taxation  Automotive Technology  Exercise Science BIS emphasis only Mechanical Engineering Technology   Technical Sales  Bachelor of Integrated Studies (BIS) See program Web pages for BIS emphasis Family Studies   Medical Laboratory Sciences   Theatre Arts*   Biology Composite Teaching*    Fashion Merchandising  Microbiology   Urban and Regional Planning BIS emphasis only Biotechnician  Finance  Military Science  Women’s Studies  Biotechnology (Industrial Microbiology)  Forensic Science/Laboratory  Music   Zoology   Botany   Forensic Science/Investigation (CSI)  Music Education Bachelor of Music Education (BME) only * Available in a teaching major ** Available in a teaching minor Business Administration     French*/French Commercial   Music Performance & Pedagogy Bachelor of Music (BM) only

Certificate for computer science majors only Contact information for the programs Business Education Teaching  Game Development Musical Theatre  You must declare a major for Business Education Composite Teaching  General Studies (See also BIS)  Network Management Technology   pre-professional programs. in each of WSU’s seven colleges. Contact the college advisor Business/Multimedia Technologies    General Technology  Neuroscience  for information. College of Applied Science Chemical Technician  Geography*   Nuclear Medicine  & Technology Chemistry*   Geology    Nursing    PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS weber.edu/coast • 801-626-7552 Child and Family Studies BIS emphasis only Geospatial Analysis  Nutrition Education BIS emphasis  Pre-Agriculture Telitha E. Lindquist Child Development  German*/German Commercial   Paramedic Studies  Pre-Chiropractic College of Arts & Humanities weber.edu/cah • 801-626-6631 Coaching Sport  Gerontology   Philosophy   Pre-Dentistry Communication*     Health Administrative Services    Photography BFA degree only  John B. Goddard Pre-Forestry Civic Advocacy   Health Information Management   Physical Education*   School of Business & Economics Pre-Horticulture weber.edu/sbe • 801-626-6354 Electronic Media   Health Information Technology  Physical Science Composite Teaching*  Pre-Law Interpersonal & Family   Health Promotion**   Physics*   Jerry & Vickie Moyes Pre-Medicine College of Education Organizational   Health Services Administration   Political Science*    weber.edu/coe • 801-626-6309 Computer Engineering Technology   Long-Term Care Administration   Pre-Engineering (APE)  Pre-Optometry Computer Science**    Health Promotion** (Education)   Psychology*    Pre-Pharmacy Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions Pre-Physical Therapy Construction Management Technology    Health Sciences   Public Administration  weber.edu/chp • 801-626-6136 Facilities Management  Healthcare Coding and Classification This is a certificate program Public Health (Microbiology)  Pre-Physician’s Assistant College of Science Corrections (Criminal Justice)   Heavy Duty Truck Technology  Public History  Pre-Podiatry weber.edu/cos • 801-626-6302 Criminal Justice     History*   Public Relations & Advertising   Pre-Range Management College of Social & Dance**   Human Performance Management  Radiography  Pre-Veterinary Medicine Behavioral Sciences Dance Education    Human Resource Management  Radiologic Sciences  weber.edu/socialscience • 801-626-7809 Dental Hygiene   Information Systems & Technologies    Diagnostic Medical Sonography  m co r. e Design Engineering Technology   Interior Design (Technical Sales)    Nuclear Medicine  b Find out more about academic programs that interest e w

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Weber State University has now made it easier for you to make the transition from a high school concurrent student to a fully admitted WSU student. You don’t need to reapply for admission, simply follow these easy steps: 1. Log in to your student portal at www.weber.edu 2. Click on the “Student Services” tab. 3. Answer the three questions in the shaded box pictured below: Wildcat Village

CAMPUS HOUSING Hassle-free living is the key with on-campus housing. Paying for utilities, phone, cable and Internet connection is easy because it’s included in your rent, which is as little as $475/month (rates vary with room type and meal plan). As far as roommates go, we match you up with others who have similar interests, and if they miss a payment, you don't have to cover it. weber Nearly 1,000 students live on campus in three housing areas at WSU Ogden: UNIVERSITY VILLAGE — An apartment-style complex with private bedrooms. Four students share a furnished apartment with a fully state equipped kitchen, a comfortable living room and two bathrooms. WILDCAT VILLAGE — New residence halls located university on the south side of campus. Four students share a suite­ — two students per bedroom with two half baths — with laundry and kitchen facilities on each floor. For more information on housing, visit weber.edu/housing. Concurrent (Rates are subject to change.) Wildcat Village Enrollment That’s it! You will still be able to register for Spring concurrent classes. Even if you aren’t sure if you are coming to WSU or not, make sure to submit these questions so you will be ready to go.

Have questions? Contact the WSU Admissions Office at 801-626-6050 or email us at [email protected]. Good luck, seniors!

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(Application instructions are on the next an organization as a WSU student. • bowling • The Signpost resident and graduate scholarships available. In addition, there page.) To apply for need-based WSU scholarships, you must also 1. Fill out the application at getintoweber.com. • cheerleading newspaper are need-based programs, called “special condition” or “sponsor complete the federal financial aid application (FAFSA) by March 1. Emerging Leaders Scholarship 2. Send in your transcripts and ACT/SAT scores. • cycling • skiing To apply, call the Department of awards.” 3. Pay a $30 application fee. For more information go to weber.edu/scholarships or call the • debate • snowboarding Student Involvement & Leadership at As a new student, your completed admission to WSU Scholarship Office at 801-626-7569. • hockey • soccer 801-626-6349. • honors • visual arts After you are admitted to WSU, submit the automatically qualifies you for consideration for merit-based • One-year partial tuition waiver • rugby • WSU alumni online scholarship application. (minimum $1,000) • rodeo • and more! 1. Log in to the eWeber portal and select • Requires a minimum 2.7 GPA & the “Student Services” tab. 20 ACT ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS WSU provided more than • Must maintain 2.0-2.5 GPA 2. Click on the “Financial Aid and Scholarship • Must complete 12 credit hours each • Must maintain a 2.5 GPA and be Applications” link and complete the $13,000,000 semester involved in Student Involvement & scholarship application before the Academic scholarships are based on • Must complete the requirements Leadership January 14, 2013 priority deadline. your index score (ACT/SAT+GPA). in scholarships of the activity area issuing the scholarship Ambassador Scholarship last year. Apply to be a WSU Ambassador For specific information on these Presidential Scholarship through the Student Recruitment office. scholarships visit weber.edu/scholarships. Apply for scholarships by logging in • 4 year full tuition & fees scholarship Call 801-626-6050. to your eWeber student account. • Requires a minimum 128 index score • One-year full tuition waiver, student • Must maintain 3.75 GPA & be full time PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIPS fees and stipend, renewable each Performing arts scholarships are awarded year for 4 years High Honors/Honors/Achievement Scholarships Scholarship by audition in the following areas: • Assist with outreach, admissions, • High honors: 120-127 index, $2,250 priority deadline: • Vocal • Dance orientation and student life functions • Honors: 115-119 index, $1,350 • Band • Theatre • Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA • Orchestra • Musical Theatre • Achievement: 105-114 index, $650 January 14, 2013 • Leadership & involvement experience Call 801-626-6437 before Jan. 14 for required audition dates and requirements. Find your index score! Go to weber.edu/ambassadors for more information. Scholarship Index TEST SCORE GPA FINANCIAL AID ACT SAT* 4 3.9 3.8 3.7 3.6 3.5 3.4 3.3 3.2 3.1 3 2.9 2.8 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.2 2.1 2 We know higher education is expensive. That’s why WSU provides $87 million 36 1600 142 140 139 137 135 133 132 130 128 126 124 123 121 119 117 116 114 112 110 108 106 in financial support to students every year, and we make applying for aid as easy 35 1550 140 138 137 135 133 131 130 128 126 124 122 121 119 117 115 114 112 110 108 106 105 as possible. Applications for financial aid must be received by March 1 to receive 34 1520 138 136 135 133 131 129 128 126 124 122 120 119 117 115 113 112 110 108 106 104 103 priority consideration for the 2013-14 academic year. You can begin applying 33 1470 136 134 133 131 129 127 126 124 122 120 118 117 115 113 111 110 108 106 104 102 101 at www.fafsa.ed.gov in January 2013. When looking at financial aid information, 32 1420 134 132 131 129 127 125 124 122 120 118 116 115 113 111 109 108 106 104 102 100 99 remember: Grants and scholarships do not have to be repaid, while loans do. 31 1380 133 131 130 128 126 124 123 121 119 117 115 114 112 110 108 107 105 103 101 99 98 30 1340 131 129 128 126 124 122 121 119 117 115 113 112 110 108 106 105 103 101 99 97 96 For more information go to weber.edu/financialaid or call the Financial Aid Office 29 1300 129 127 126 124 122 120 119 117 115 113 111 110 108 106 104 103 101 99 97 95 94 at 801-626-7569. 28 1260 127 125 124 122 120 118 117 115 113 111 109 108 106 104 102 101 99 97 95 93 92 27 1220 126 124 123 121 119 117 116 114 112 110 108 107 105 103 101 100 98 96 94 92 91 DREAM WEBER 26 1180 124 122 121 119 117 115 114 112 110 108 106 105 103 101 99 98 96 94 92 90 89 This program provides free tuition to students who qualify for grants and meet the 25 1140 122 120 119 117 115 113 112 110 108 106 104 103 101 99 97 96 94 92 90 88 87 income criteria. 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