Experience more with a campus visit!
Visit Wartburg and earn awards. Totally immerse yourself in campus life. Meet our friendly students. Grab a cool cookie at the Den. Check out a class. See a game or go to a concert. Visit with a professor. Learn what makes a Wartburg education different from the rest.
CAMPUS VISIT
With advance notice we can arrange for you to:
• Tour the campus
• Visit with an admissions counselor
• Attend a chapel service (M, W, or F, 10:15 a.m.)
• Meet with a faculty member regarding your major
• Talk to a coach, music director, or co-curricular leader
• Enjoy a free lunch with a student in the Mensa.
Schedule a Visit
Contact us in advance to arrange your visit. Call (800) 772-2085. We strongly encourage visits Monday-Friday to better ensure a meeting with faculty and coaches. Occasional Saturday visits are offered. If you are planning to visit on a Saturday please call the office to confirm availability. You will receive a confirmation of your scheduled visit via email.
These individual visits are a great way to experience campus for any prospective student at any stage in the college search (transfer, high school senior, junior, or younger). If an individual visit is the experience you are looking for, schedule today!
The Admissions Office is closed Sept. 2, Sept. 9, Oct. 28, Nov. 25, Dec. 16, Dec. 23 and Dec. 30.
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Regents and Presidential Scholarships
Application Procedure:
- Apply for admission and be accepted.
- Attend a Knights Scholarship Day.
- Typically, students who have a high school minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 and are in the top 25 percent of their high school class will receive a Regents or Presidential Scholarship.
Register for a Scholarship Day
Scholarship Guidelines
In accepting your scholarship, you agree to the following guidelines/stipulations:
- The scholarship will be awarded for no more than four years and is awarded per term.
- Scholarships are applicable to Junior Year Abroad and Cultural Immersion programs.
- All students who participate in the Scholarship programs must file a FAFSA form by March 1, to determine if they qualify for need-based aid from the state and federal government.
- In rare cases, the receipt of need-based aid from the state and/or federal governments, may reduce the amount of the original scholarship offer.
Meistersinger Music Scholarships recognize and encourage talented student musicians who also thrive on Wartburg’s academic challenges. These scholarships are renewable for four years. Awards range up to $5,000 per year and are open to music majors and non-music majors. All-State musicians are guaranteed a $2,500 minimum scholarship. A select few students of exceptional musical ability will be considered for endowed music scholarships up to $10,000 per year, replacing all other music scholarships.
2023-24 Audition dates: Nov. 11, Feb. 17, March 11, April 5
Few investments in life create more possibilities than a college degree. Too often the ability to pay is a barrier to access quality higher education and experiential learning. The Wartburg Commitment is a new pricing model and value proposition that will ensure greater access for more undergraduate students through a lower sticker price, targeted scholarship programs, and funding to support experiential education.
Quick Fact
Did you know Wartburg was recently ranked #1 in Iowa and #11 in the nation by the 2023 New York Times College Rankings based on the combination of academic, economic, and athletic success, affordability, safety, and social environment?