We can help make a DWU education possible for you.
No doubt about it: college is expensive. Fortunately, we can help. Many scholarships are available, and numerous loan and grant programs can also help. DWU’s experienced team is dedicated to making the financial aid process work for each student.
"When I transferred to DWU from a state school, I found that my out-of-pocket costs were about the same, even though I expected DWU to cost a lot more. Wesleyan offers a lot of scholarships, making my actual cost very manageable. All of my credits were accepted by DWU, so I didn’t lose anything when I transferred. Plus, I feel like I’m getting a higher quality education at DWU.”
-Codi, accounting major
EVERY students receives some form of financial aid. On average, Wesleyan students receive $24,000 in financial aid (that amount includes scholarships and grants, but not loans).
2023-24 Costs
- Tuition: $31,700
- Student Services and Activities: $490
- Technology Fee: $700
- Room and Board: $7,600
Total*: $40,490
*These costs are based on 12-16 credit hours per semester and the average room and board plan. Actual fees may vary.
*This amount does not include books, travel or personal expenses.
Rewarding your strengths
Students who apply and are accepted for admission will be considered for academic scholarships based on their high school GPA . Transfer students are awarded an academic scholarship based off their college GPA. Most scholarships are renewable for four years. Visit with an admissions counselor for more details.
Seniors have an opportunity to compete for DWU’s top scholarships at our competitive scholarship days. Please check here for dates.
Our Methodist heritage is important to us. The university offers eligible students scholarship awards based on their membership and involvement in their United Methodist Church.