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Students
who have the intellect to excel
and the
selflessness to care
should
have the opportunity to lead.
his
one idea, coupled with a gift of $100 million,
gave birth to an amazing new scholarship
opportunity at Washington and Lee University. The Johnson
Scholarship program will build upon W & L’s
legacy of educating tomorrow’s leaders by
enabling 44 Johnson Scholars ― nearly 10% of
each class ―to have their tuition, room and
board paid in full and to graduate from
Washington and Lee free of debt. The Johnson
Scholars will be chosen from among a pool of 200
finalists, selected on the basis of academic
achievement and demonstrated leadership, who
will be invited to campus each winter for the
three day competition. While on campus,
finalists will witness first-hand how the values
honored by the Johnson Scholarship Program -
leadership and integrity - are integral to the
Washington and Lee experience.
Johnson Scholars will form the core of scholarship winners each year, but
other scholarship opportunities also abound at
Washington and Lee. The H. J. Heinz Scholarship
is one such opportunity. The H. J. Heinz
Scholarship program targets students from
disadvantaged backgrounds whose academic work,
public service and leadership roles reflect
their promise as fresh thinkers, active citizens
and future leaders. The scholarships cover
tuition, room and board, books, student activity
fees and other academic expenses for four
students each year. The scholarships also
include paid 8-week summer internships with
Heinz Corporation, both domestic and
international, and the strong possibility of
employment with Heinz after graduation.
Washington and Lee University’s 1,770 undergraduates ― representatives of
48 states, the District of Columbia and 50
countries ― enjoy a breadth and depth of
curriculum that rivals that found at many larger
universities, while not sacrificing the benefits
inherent to a small college experience: the
small class sizes, the small student to faculty
ratio, and the personalized attention from
faculty. Add to this the beauty of the historic
campus nestled in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley
and the sense of community and honor that
pervades the campus |

Scholarships provide W & L grads
the opportunity to make
more generous and visionary life
decisions than would otherwise be possible.
culture, and it is easy to see why many students
admit to being enamored with W & L from the
first time they set foot on campus. After a campus visit, many students
proclaim that they are coming to Washington and
Lee, scholarship or not. Luckily for them, with
opportunities like the Johnson Scholarship
Program and the Heinz Scholarship Program in
place, more and more students will be able to
follow their hearts to
Washington and
Lee’s Lexington, Virginia campus with
scholarship in hand.
For more information about admission to
Washington and Lee, please contact us at
www.wlu.edu, call us at 540-463-8710 or
write us at Washington and Lee University,
Office of Admission, Lexington, VA, 24450. |
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Enrollment:
1,770 undergraduates
Freshman applicants for
Fall, 2007:
3718
Accepted:
1,019
Enrolled:
463
Geographic Distribution:
48 states, DC, and 50 foreign countries
Cost for 2007-08:
Tuition
$34,650
Room
2,380 - 5,160
Board
4,695
Personal Expenses
1,730
Books and Supplies
1,400
Student Fee
795 |
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Major College Divisions:
College of Arts & Sciences; School of
Commerce, Economics, and Politics;
School of
Law (graduate).
Average Class Size:
16
Admission Test Requirements:
SAT I or ACT with essay;
plus 2 SAT II subject exams in different
subjects
Application & Testing Deadlines:
Early Decision I: November 15.
Johnson Scholarship: December 15.
Early Decision II: January 2.
Regular Decision: January 15. |
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