Want the opportunities and resources of a large university, or would you prefer the personal attention and friendly community of a small college?

At Webster University, you get both.

No matter which majors you pursue, small discussion-oriented classes are a hallmark of the Webster experience. In fact, only a handful of classrooms on campus even seat more than 30 students–large lecture hall classes simply do not exist here.

Instead, classes are taught by professors who are experts in their field, but are also committed to giving you personal attention. While many faculty members conduct research and publish regularly, their first priority is helping you succeed as a student.

That means lively class discussions. It means one-on-one availability outside of class. It means introducing you to friendly staff around campus who will guide you to the many resources Webster offers.

In fact, everything at Webster–from residential life and administrative staff, to faculty and facilities–is designed to help you become a successful graduate of Webster University.

Learn about the new
Proud to Serve Scholarship

IMPORTANT DATES

January 1: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available. The FAFSA is online at fafsa.ed.gov. Webster's code is: 002521.

January 1: Student housing application forms availalbe online at explore.webster.edu.

March 1: FAFSA submission deadline, to maximize your chance for financial aid and scholarships.